Experience Majestic Mozambique

Jeff's Palm Resort brings the best of the majestic Mozambican coastline to you. Scuba dive with manta rays, fish for giant marlin and sailfish, surf on the offshore breakers, snorkel with whale sharks and dolphins or swim in safe clear water, take a leisurely stroll on endless pristine beaches, or just relax and watch the waves, humpback whales and dolphins from our accommodation atop the mighty sand dunes giving panoramic views of the surrounding coastline.

Jeff's Palm Resort sits atop Praia de Jangamo, in the beautfiul Jangamo Bay just south of Tofo in Inhambane Province, 520km north of Maputo and 30km south of Inhambane. Jangamo beach was recently included in the "New York Times" list of the world's top beaches. The road to the resort is tarred except for the last 20km, which is sand road through coconut and cashew nut plantations. 4-Wheel drive vehicles are preferable, and pick-ups can be arranged from Inhambane town or airport. Just give us a call.

We offer special rates for scuba diving groups, fishing teams and conferences. Give us a call and check out our low season specials and 'fly in packages'.

Full board as well as self- catering packages available. Check out our accommodation options.

Accommodation Options

Nestled amongst the palm tress overlooking endless beach, all of our accommodation is sure to delight and make you feel at home during your stay at Jeff's Palm Resort. Our accommodation options are varied and all have been purposefully built around the palms to minimise environmental impact and maintain the natural beauty of Jangamo bay.

Our premium range of accomoodation, casas, have unrivalled views of the ocean so you can sit on your terrace in the morning with a cup of coffee or fresh juice and watch the humpback whales breaching in the bay. Click here for more information on humpback whale migration in southern Mozambique.

Jeff's Pro Dive Centre

Our resident diving outlet, Jeff's Pro Dive Centre, is a PADI 5 star Gold Palm Instructor Development Centre (IDC) offering all PADI courses from open water through to divemaster and instructor. It is the ideal place to learn to dive or continue your education and offers world class diving in an unforgettable location: manta rays, whale sharks, and humpback whales are all regular visitors.

Jeff's Pro Dive Centre employs a staff of 4 full time PADI instructors, 3 qualified and experienced skippers, including the longest serving skipper in Guinjata Bay, as well as divemaster trainees, and full-time local dive crew. We also have a resident underwater videographer, to ensure our guests can take home those special memories and re-live them time and time again.

We have two 8.3 metre semi-rigid ribs powered by twin 85hp two stroke motors. Nitrox fills for up to a 40% mix are available upon request. We are an extremely professional, friendly and customer-orientated centre, our international staff have experience all over the world and are very passionate about diving in Mozambique and sharing that passion with our guests.

Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned pro, our dive sites are guaranteed not to disappoint. Our signature site, world famous Manta Reef is just a 20 minute boat ride away, has 3 registered Manta Ray cleaning stations and is teeming with reef fish of every variety. Closer to home, our local reefs will satisfy divers of all tastes. You can go cruising along the Paindane Express, check out the swim-throughs at Caves, or if macro photography is your thing, the resident nudibranch population at Pao Rock will have you clicking away to your heart's content.

Even if diving is not your thing (yet!), why not come along on one of our spectacular ocean safaris, where you'll get the chance to swim with dolphins, the beautiful and mysterious whale sharks and even marvel at the magnificent humpback whales. These boats often encounter other sea life such as manta rays, turtles, marlins, nurse sharks and dolphins as well. Fishing charters (catch, tag and release) are also available for those up to the challenge of wrestling the mighty sailfish.

For more info on diving and other activities, click on the links above.