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Our Opinion
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Gateway to the pristine Quirimbas Archipelago, Pemba Beach Hotel and Spa blends African and Arabian influences to make a striking architectural statement in the ancient port town of Pemba. This impressive resort has earned an unrivalled reputation among leisure and business travellers alike.
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Summary
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Pemba Beach Hotel & Spa is situated near the sleepy town of Pemba, in the northern Mozambican province of Cabo Delgado, approximately 240km from the border of Tanzania. Pemba lies at the tip of Pemba Bay.
On one of the world’s largest inland bays, the hotel is close to a number of breathtaking attractions. These include the beautifully untouched Qurimbas islands, consisting of 32 islands, including the historic Ibo Island, a major trading centre in previous centuries when Africa’s East Coast was controlled by Arabs, and later became a Portuguese colony.
Pemba - formerly known as Porto Amelia - is a historic town, steeped in colonial and trading history and a gem to explore. There are local and traditional shops, as well as an authentic local market or Souk, where arts and crafts, as well as traditional silverware can be bought.
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Aerial View Of Pemba Beach Hotel |
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Hotel Entrance In Daytime |
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Main Building Courtyard |
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Quirimbas Restaurant At Night |
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Hotel Driveway |
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Swimming Pool Overlooking Sea |
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Reception Desk At Night |
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Hotel Entrance At Night |
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Pemba Beach Hotel At Sunset |
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Stairway From Pool To Beach |
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Relax By Swimming Pool |
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View Over Pool To Hotel |
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New Sanctuary Spa |
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View Of Pemba Beach Hotel |
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