Vamizi Island - Barefoot luxury in paradise

Dhows with billowing white sails moving silently against the blue space of the Indian Ocean. Southern and eastern Africa blur together here at Vamizi - the northern reach of Mozambique's 2,000 mile coastline, close to the border with Tanzania.

Watch this video to see how amazing this place is.....
at 11/07/2007 7 November 2007
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