The ocean-view deck
A huge covered deck wraps the house — long lunches, sundowners at the corner bar nook, and dune-framed ocean views in the morning light.
The house
Small footprint,
endless mornings
Imagine coffee for two on a broad timber deck, the Indian Ocean glinting between the dunes. This is a house built for exactly that — simple, sunny and honest, in the quiet Tofinho corner of Tofo, one of Mozambique’s most loved beach towns.
Inside, the living is open-plan under a soaring thatch-and-timber ceiling: a sociable kitchen, room to lounge, and space to work remotely when the surf is flat. The bedroom — with its own ensuite bathroom — opens straight onto the deck through glass-paned doors.
Whether you’re after a holiday hideaway, a remote-work base or your first step into coastal Africa, it’s a rare thing: a real beach house at a starter-home price.
