Best Hotels in Vilankulo
Explore Vilankulo with 20 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Hotel Dona Ana ★★★★
"Hotel Dona Ana Vilanculos is a delightful heritage hotel with a fascinating love story between Dona Ana and the owner that adds a unique charm to its character. We had the pleasure of staying in a superior room with a circular wall and a breathtaking view. The breakfast was enjoyable, and it’s evident that they are working on enhancing it further. The hotel boasts stunning vistas, and the vintage 1950s/1960s decor adds to its special ambiance. The combination of history, aesthetics, and warm hospitality makes Dona Ana Vilanculos a truly memorable destination."
Casa Babi ★★★★
"What an amazing place... As a group of kitesurfers, we decided to stay at Casa Babi - and it was the best decision we could have made. Gorgeous surroundings with all kinds of trees and flowers, beautiful rooms with furniture and deco from local artists, the freshest and seriously one of the tastiest foods we've eaten on our numerous around the world kite travels (we had HB), friendly staff, fantastic kite and dive instructors who'll take you on day trips you'll never forget, a wide variety of other offered activities (ie. local cooking classes the African way!) and the owners, Sabrina and Denis, who have an incredible eye for detail and always go that extra mile to make your stay truly special. Thank you to the entire Casa Babi team, we will surely be back!! :) "
Villas do Indico Eco - Resort & Spa Lodge ★★★★
"Sadly this place is in serious need of maintenance. Photos are misleading as this is what the place probably looked like a few years back. Staff was great and food. Cannot fault it and Mario tried his best. Decided to leave after one night…very sad."
Bahia Mar Boutique Hotel ★★★★
"Exotic, warm, boutique feel; one bar, one restaurant, intimate rather than sprawling. Garden rooms (not beachfront) were still lovely, just a short walk from reception. Allergy handling was the best of the whole trip. Staff briefed in advance, never needed repeating, and were fully flexible about dining anywhere on the property. Flags: beach access is via steep, narrow, uneven steps, so it’s not accessible for anyone with mobility or balance issues. There’s no sunset on this stretch (sunrise instead), and it’s a public beach with large sandbanks at low tide. Standout: staff warmth and genuinely excellent cocktails."
Ocean Pearl Beach Lodge ★★★
Aguia Negra ★★★
"I spent four nights at the Aguia Negra resort in May 2026 in one of the Deluxe double rooms (24). I was very happy with my well-appointed room, the comfortable bed, a good size bathroom and a nice balcony with views over the ocean. Everything was in excellent working order and immaculately clean. Towels were replaced daily and there was plenty of them. Bathroom amenities were minimal but of good quality. There is a small safe in the room as well as a tea/coffee tray but no fridge or hairdrier. Directly below my room was a boat shed and it could get noisy there, particularly in the mornings. The location of the lodge with direct beach access is lovely as are the gardens which are well maintained. The hotel has two pools which are also well kept and clean and tidy. I came during the low season and the hotel was quiet, but there are plenty of seating opportunities around, so even when it gets busy, you should be able to find a quiet corner. Staff were friendly, approachable and very helpful. I was disappointed by the quality of the food. I had calamari the first night which were tough and probably cooked from frozen. Prawns were not available that night though they were available (and tasty!) a day later. Breakfast offered minimal choices and the cerial was soft. There is a good coffee machine but you pay extra for a coffee from there and only instant is included in the breakfast rate. I felt that both the bar and the breakfast area lacked atmosphere."
Santorini Mozambique ★★★★
"Wow, what an experience! From the moment you are collected from the airport, to leaving, Santorini make sure that this is the holiday of a lifetime. This exceeded our expectations. Our host Pedro was just wonderful, nothing was too big or too small for him, he was always happy and smiling and very knowledgeable. Samantha and Nelson were both so attentive, making sure that we could arrange activities. The private boat trip to Magaruque was a real highlight - Thomas and Domingo took such good care of us. The snorkelling was fantastic, and a private beach picnic made for such a special day. We also loved the beach within easy access, with shady spots to read whilst dipping in and out of the sea. The spa was very easy to access, with good availability for last minute massages. The sunset Dhow was also just beautiful, it was so peaceful to be floating along, looking back at the setting sun. Finally, the food! Wow, the menu was fantastic, with such fresh ingredients. The vegetable garden lunch was probably our favourite, with hanging kebabs, fresh salads and spinach rolls. We always said once in a lifetime trip, but going to Santorini just once may not be enough!"
Vilanculos Beach Lodge ★★★★
"Surpassed all expectations! This Lodge has absolutely all boxes ticked, and the restaurant serves fabulous and scrumptious cuisine. Staff is extremely helpful and all areas are impeccably maintained. The rooms are very clean and offers ample amenities."
AsDunas Lodge ★★★★★
"This place is even better than all the rave reviews it has received. Let’s start with the food. I have had the good fortune to eat at excellent restaurants in many parts of the world and I cannot recall ever having such consistently creative, fresh, attractive and delicious meals as I did during our 5 day stay here. A 5 course tasting menu each night plus an amuse-bouche and not a single miss. The local chef, Jaime, draws on Italian owner Fabio’s experience to craft absolutely spectacular meals. Next the staff. To a person, they are all so friendly and helpful. I wish I could remember the names of everyone who made our stay so good, but I want to give a special word of thanks to the three people we interacted with the most — Boaventura (ever gracious, always smiling and outgoing), Filipe (who wanted to assist you in whatever way you needed it, whether it was getting up a steep sand dune at dusk, or getting you your favorite beverage) and Chelsie, the gregarious co-manager with a dry sense of humor, a quick wit and the answer to any question you might have. In addition were Celso, João, Unidécio, Jaime, the massage therapists and the housekeepers. We even had the good fortune to spend some time and have a great conversation with owner, Fabio (although his wife, Elena, was out of town.) The grounds and rooms. Most of the rooms are glamping tents with a private deck and plunge pool. A couple have solid walls. We stayed in one of the tented units and could not have been happier. We stayed comfortable in both cool and warm weather, loved the privacy afforded each room as they are spread out down sand trails among dense brush, and found our room to be very well appointed with outlets, a loaner outlet adapter, great shower and bathroom space and a very comfortable bed. From our room, we could lie in bed, look out over our pool and see the Indian Ocean with its dramatic change in appearance from low tide to high tide. Wow! The beach. The resort is set above the beach so one has to walk down a number of steps to get to it. Once there, the resort has dedicated chaises with canopies over them for its guests. The beach is a beautiful sand beach that slopes very gradually, meaning that while high tide is fairly close to shore, low tide provides lots of opportunities to walk far away from shore and explore what is ocean bottom during the high tide. Massages. You can get one daily and they are included. My wife was a huge fan of this perk. Excursions. We didn’t take any but we spoke with several other guests who did and who loved their snorkeling experiences on neighboring islands as well as their trip into town. Sunset. A walk up a somewhat steep dune to a great sunset-viewing spot is offered each evening. The staff will bring up your favorite beverage and a chair for you to sit in. I did it twice during our stay and loved it. Overall. We loved it; can you tell? Can’t wait to go back. Any caveats or drawbacks? The only one I can think of is "
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More Information About Vilankulo Hotels
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FAQ – Hotels in Vilankulo
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What is the average price of a hotel in Vilankulo this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Vilankulo this weekend is £127 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £377 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Vilankulo this weekend typically cost £369 per night.
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How much do hotels in Vilankulo cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Vilankulo during weekdays is £126 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £372 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Vilankulo generally cost £376 per night on weekdays.
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What are some of the best hotels in Vilankulo?
The most popular Vilankulo hotels for your stay: Hotel Dona Ana (from £74), Aguia Negra (from £124) and Bahia Mar Boutique Hotel (from £225) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Vilankulo are pet friendly?
Casa Babi (from £145) allows pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Vilankulo are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Bahia Mar Boutique Hotel (from £225), Villas do Indico Eco - Resort & Spa Lodge (from £38) and Moyeni Lodge (from £389) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Vilankulo have swimming pools?
Hotel Dona Ana (from £74), Bahia Mar Boutique Hotel (from £225) and Moyeni Lodge (from £389) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Vilankulo offer an especially good breakfast ?
AsDunas Lodge (from £345),Hotel Dona Ana (from £74) and Bahia Mar Boutique Hotel (from £225) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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