The resort only offers breakfast which is served daily on the main terrace from 6.30-9.30am. Options include their homemade marmalade and yoghurt, a selection of pancakes and omelettes, coffee, and fresh seasonal juices. The meeting time at the dive centre is around 7.30am which is just a 5-minute walk from the resort.

The main house (to which all guests have access to) has a small kitchen where you can prepare your own fruits or salads purchased from the market (although no cooking is allowed). Tea and coffee is available throughout the day, and there’s an honesty bar offering wine, beer, water, mixers and sodas.

There are several restaurants to choose from in Tofo, offering a selection of meat and fish dishes with some delicious salads. One of the nicest is Casa de Comer, French cuisine with a splash of local flavour. The proximity of the market and the sea guarantees the quality and the freshness of the shellfish, fish, vegetables, and fruits.

Tartare of fish and cucumber, various mixed salads, carpaccio of fish, crab mayonnaise, seafood feuilleté, calamari flambé with pastis, fish filet “au vin blanc”, grilled crayfish, Mozambican matapa (manioc leaves cooked with coco, cashew nuts and seafood), chicken with cashew nuts, fresh exotic fruit salad, crème caramel, real chocolate mousse, mango pie, bananas flambé with local rum are just some of the dishes often available.

Tofo Tofo have a good reputation and offers value for money, and there are a couple of small places where you can pick up a pizza if that takes your fancy. Local specialities, both hot and cold, are also available from the lively markets and welcoming bars.

Dives are taken as 2 dives with a surface interval on board the RIB which departs between 8am and 9am in the morning, usually returning between midday and 1pm. When conditions allow, a 3rd dive may be possible in the afternoon. If not then there maybe the option to take an Ocean Safari, an exciting 2/3 hour trip where you can snorkel with whale sharks.

Tofo is rich in a diverse array of marine life, hard and soft corals, pelagic fish, a multitude of colourful reef fish, turtles and giant moray eels. There are a wide variety of rays, some of which are not seen in many parts of the world.

Many people visit this destination just for the experience of diving with manta rays, including the giant manta ray, as the area is said to have one of the largest known manta ray populations in the world! Apart from rays, you may also encounter grey reef sharks, white and black tip reef sharks as well as the majestic whale shark.

For those divers who love the little things, the reefs offer a wonderous array of shrimps, nudibranchs, leaf fish and a whole range of other critters to keep you fascinated throughout your dive. Dive sites vary in distance from 5-35 minutes from shore and encompass some of the most spectacular reefs on the Mozambican coastline with the possibility of a snorkel with whale sharks en-route!