


Kisawa Sanctuary

Kisawa Sanctuary is the top of the Mozambique market — an ultra-exclusive sanctuary across around 300 hectares of private forest, beach and dune on the southern tip of Benguerra Island, where each residence sits on its own roughly one-acre plot with a private beach, infinity pool and open-air kitchen. It is the world's first 3D-printed resort, built with patented 3D sand-cement, traditional sand-and-seaweed mortar and local craft, with wave-shaped roofs and pan-African antiques and art. Wellness is its own building: the Natural Wellness Center, a standalone thatched centre rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine and Ayurveda, and there is a sister marine-research station, the Bazaruto Center for Scientific Studies — Africa's first permanent ocean observatory — that guests can engage with. Around 12 residences run one, two and three bedrooms, all-inclusive, with diving, dhow and horse riding in the Bazaruto marine reserve, where whales pass July to October and dugongs live. Reaching it means a fly-in to Vilanculos and a helicopter of around 7 minutes, and the coast is a malaria area, so antimalarial precautions are advised. It suits ultra-exclusive couples, families and exclusive-use buyers.












- All-inclusive.
- Fly in to Vilanculos, then a helicopter of around 7 minutes to the sanctuary on southern Benguerra — light-aircraft luggage is soft-bag and weight-limited, and the helicopter is a separate cost.
- The Mozambican coast is a malaria area, so antimalarial precautions are advised — speak to your GP or a travel clinic before you travel.
- An ultra-exclusive sanctuary for couples and honeymooners, with one-, two- and three-bedroom residences for families and exclusive-use buyers.


