1. You will have realized your dream of owning your own property at the gateway to the Quirimbas Archipelago, 32 tropical islands in the warm Indian ocean …..

2. Wilson’s Wharf is sheltered from bad weather and also has a deep channel running in front of the property so you always have ocean access and water at low tide.

3. You will own an absolutely unique property and due to demand, should increase in value much faster than other leisure properties.

4. You can choose to not have the burden and cost involved of maintaining and managing the property as this can all be taken care of.

5. Liquidity of your investment: You can sell your unit or a share in it at the current property market value at any time.

6. You are investing in a property with a real potential for capital growth.

7. You will own your holiday destination as opposed to renting it.

8. Pemba city and the islands have many a stylish Resort and local flavour restaurants with large, sunny decks dedicated to comfort.

9. Pemba Bay is located in the north of the country. The closest mainland town is Pemba and unlike many other island destinations, the Pemba airport is a fully international port of entry to Mozambique.

10. Easy Access to the area via: twice weekly flights from Johannesburg (2.5hrs),many flights Maputo (2.5hrs) and also other countries

11. Safari Charm: Pemba exudes all the charm for it’s unspoilt palm lined beaches, superb coral reefs, exotic food and attractive mix of cultures with a warm East African Arabic style. This makes Wilson's Wharf the perfect accompaniment to a Safari anywhere in Africa. Pemba has a warm, personal character!

12. Environmental Ethics: We work very closely with Qurimbas National Park Management Authority and the WWF to ensure that the National Marine Park that surrounds us is well maintained and remains unspoiled. We appreciate that a lot of people enjoy the sport of fishing and so promote a ‘Catch and Release’ policy, whereby all fish caught are
released back into the ocean. Some specimens are tagged for research purposes.

13. Cabo Delgado’s Indigenous Forest: The best Mozambican hardwoods come from Pemba, the province is littered with exotic hardwood species and because we have left our natural forests intact and well managed there is an amazing diversity of birdlife in the area.

14. The Weather: Pemba has wonderfully temperate weather – which makes it a fabulous Year-Round destination. Consistent winds and small or no swells. We are also out of the cyclone/Tropical Storm region which is further south (1500km)

15. Un-crowded: Pemba is a fairly new destination, which makes it unspoiled and un-crowded.

16. The Beaches & the Ocean: The beaches are dazzling white sand and the ocean is warm, clear, clean and beautifully turquoise.

17. The Scuba Diving & Snorkelling: The reefs are largely pristine, with unbleached coral, very little pollution and a myriad of marine species – from whale sharks to turtles and manta rays togther with many varieties of dolphin including the “Spinner Dolphin” .

18. The Whales: Humpbacks migrate down the coast every year, making July-September spectacular months for whale watching. While drinking the famous 2M beer in your unit, whales calf in front of your unit.

19. The Fishing: World class saltwater fly fishing, and deep-sea fishing.

20. We are a small, intimate community with mainly owner-run Lodges and restaurants, concentrating on personalized service and guest satisfaction.

21. Many of our staff have been with us since 2001, and they are open, warm, friendly and efficient. They are our greatest asset and share our care and respect of the environment.

22. The Cuisine in Pemba: Pemba chefs are some of the finest in Mozambique. Menu’s are comprised mainly of freshly caught seafood and the flavours are an exotic,heady mix of African, Arabic and Portuguese styles.

23. Attention to Detail: Because we’re small, we can and we enjoy paying attention to the details.

24. Safety: Moçambique is currently one of the most stable countries and economies in Africa, last year being declared the fastest growing economy in Africa.