Fishing opportunities for the keen angler are among the principle drawcards of The Sanctuary.
The deep sea waters adjacent to The Sanctuary are world-renowned fishing grounds for the competitive and recreational deep-sea fisherman, offering a wide variety of trophy species in veritable abundance. The Sanctuary’s proximity to these waters affords matchless access for the keen fisherman, who can have lines in the water within as little as half an hour of leaving the comfort of home.
A colour brochure and comprehensive info Guide describe features and practical tips to enjoying The Sanctuary.
Use of The Sanctuary is governed by simple preservation-guided rules and visitors are guided by certain stipulated precautions to avoid incidents.
It is hot year-round at The Sanctuary, with a typical friendly sub-tropical climate.
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The tidal range on The Sanctuary exceeds 4 meters over Spring tide creating an extensive area that is inundated and then dried twice every 24 hours.
Access to The Sanctuary is facilitated by the close proximity of an international airport at nearby Vilanculos. A short hop by boat across the bay puts Sanctuary sand between your toes in as little as 30 minutes (tide and weather dependant).