Come and experience the untouched beauty of Campismo Ninho
CAMPISMO DA CUNA
MOZAMBIQUE
Campismo da Cuna is known as one of the most beautiful camp sites situated in the natural bush terrain along the Calanga beach coastline.
This magnificent venue, accessible by 4 wheel drive vehicles only, consists of tented chalets and camping sites, a mere 400 meters away from the spectacular warm crystal clear blue Indian Ocean.
Guests have the privilege to deflate vehicle tyres (1bar), drive onto the beach and enjoy a picnic anywhere along this amazing stretch of unspoilt clean soft beach sand, an abundance of sea shells and stunning sand dunes bordering the coastline.
CAMP SITES
Tariff (camp sites numbers 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 9, 10 & 11)
Adults R180 Children (under 10 years) R90 p/p/d in season
These unique campsites are positioned privately, each consisting of a Lapa equipped with an electrical outlet which operates from a generator: 07h00 – 11h00 and again from 15h00 – 21h00.
Besides camp site 1 which shares an ablution block consisting of 4 showers, 2 basins and 2 toilets with campsites 2 and 3, each campsite has its own private ablution block which is spotlessly clean and serviced daily, including hot/cold water and paraffin lamps at night which guests are kindly requested to extinguish upon retirement.
TENTED CHALETS
Tariff (tented chalets numbers 4 & 9)
Sleep 2 - R720 p/d and R200 p/d for an additional bed added
The tented chalets can accommodate 2 to 3 persons and are fully equipped, including a gas stove and fridge, therefore you only need to supply your own food, clothing, and towels.
The generator operates the same times as the camp sites, however the lights operate for 24 hours.
Tariff (tented chalet number 10)
Sleep 5 - R1 320 p/d
Tented chalet number 10 has sectioned off bed rooms. It is also equipped with a larger fridge/deep freeze, etc. to accommodate 5 to 6 persons comfortably. All the units are serviced daily.
CAMPISMO DA CUNA is approximately 30 Km from the nearest town MANHICA and it takes around 1 hour, as 4 wheel drive is required most of the way. It is recommended to refuel and buy last minute necessities as there are no more shops on route. The locals are well known for their delicious bread namely PAO! They drink the water which is obtained from a fresh water lake 5 Km from the camp, but it is recommended to pre-boil the water before consumption. Guests are allowed to fish and swim in the lake as well, but no motorized boats are allowed. Getting to know the culture of the locals is also interesting, they rely on a constant supply of fish and also harvest maize, beans, rice, cashew nuts, onions, tomatoes, sweet potatoes and tobacco. Goats and cattle are also seen among the vast sugar cane farms known to the area.
