An offbeat subtropical island of Mozambique off the East African Coast, Inhaca is surrounded by Maputo Bay and the Indian Ocean. Known for its coral reefs distinguishes it as a marine reserve and mesmerizing flora and fauna.

Holidays in Inhaca Island is always a good idea, being a popular destination amongst ecotourists and researchers, vast beauty to be found on the island that ranges from mangroves to grassy plains further to the beautifully cultivated fields. The lush sub-tropical forest on the island serves a home to a variety of tree species. Find different fish species and a varied range of birds flying by. Let the blue shining water calm your senses and rejuvenate your soul.

Planning a one-day tour to Inhaca Islands? Implement your idea with essential tips to keep in mind while traveling. Choose from the budget accommodations in Inhaca island if you wish to spend a night on the seaside. Every trip to Inhaca starts from nearly 8:30 in the morning, having different duration trips to choose from, opt for a 60-90 minutes trip by a speedboat if you like to spend time for snorkeling in the crystal-clear waters, enjoy a seafood lunch and stop for some history update at Marine Biology Museum.

Another attraction in the way is the adventure you indulge in! The flip-flop ride on a speedy boat makes you jump on the corals and make the most of a bumpy ride!

General inclusions make be the following (depending on the package you choose) –

1. Light breakfast along with a drink 
2. A seafood lunch
3. The tour guide (if opted for additional charges)
4. Fees to the harbor (if mentioned in the package details)

While you think of a travel to an island, do not forget your bag essentials-

1. Hat/cap as it’s sunny in most cases
2. Suntan lotion for obvious reasons 
3. A jumper, in case you like to travel dry after a sea dive 
4. A pack of shorts, you never know when you need to get inside the water even for fetching the boats
5. A cloth to cover the hairs, it can be too windy

Go with the wind and swim through the oceans! Have an amazing trip and treat the diving opportunities as a once in a lifetime experience.