Azura Marlin Beach on Benguerra Island in Bazaruto Archipelago Marine National Park is accessible only by air or sea, making this a true Mozambique island escape.
You’ll find Azura Marlin Beach on Benguerra Island, the second-largest island in the Bazaruto Archipelago, off Mozambique’s southern coast.
The island is part of a marine national park famed for its crystal-clear waters, vibrant reefs, and rare wildlife like dugongs and nesting sea turtles. This untouched setting ensures both privacy and pristine surroundings.
Getting to Azura Marlin Beach
Getting there is part of the experience. Guests typically fly into Vilanculos International Airport (VNX), served by daily Airlink flights from Johannesburg and seasonal connections from Kruger Mpumalanga.
From Vilanculos, a 10-minute scenic helicopter transfer whisks you directly to the resort. Alternatively, private boat charters can be arranged.
There are no roads, so once you arrive, the only things that move fast are the tides and the occasional dolphin pod offshore.
