Discover Nascer do Sol, a serene 3-hectare lodge in Mozambique, nestled beneath a lush canopy of indigenous trees.

Designed to blend seamlessly with its natural surroundings, this charming retreat offers an idyllic escape where you can unwind and enjoy the beauty of nature.

The lodge features two inviting swimming pools and direct access to a stunning beachfront.
With 10-15 camp sites and a spacious ablution block, it’s the perfect sanctuary for those seeking tranquillity and a deep connection with nature.

Accommodation includes:
Wooden House: 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, accommodating up to 10 guests, with a panoramic 180-degree ocean view.
Additional Units: 5 units for 4 guests each, plus 1 unit for 2 guests.

Each room is thoughtfully themed and includes standard amenities like a microwave, fridge, and cutlery, though full self-catering facilities are not provided. An on-site bar and restaurant are available for your convenience.

ADDITIONAL DETAILS:
Leasehold: 50-year leasehold, renewable for an additional 50 years, with a 99-year lease option.
Utilities: 160 kV transformer with 3-phase electricity.
Booking Status: Fully booked from December 16, 2024, to January 10, 2025.

Fishing Boat: A 25 Ft Surf Master with dual Honda 115 4-stroke engines (2013, 400 hours). Features include a fighting chair, deck wash, Rockford Bluetooth sound system, and a double-axle galvanized trailer. The boat is in excellent condition, with valid buoyancy and COF certificates, and navigation permits until December 31, 2024.

We encourage you to take advantage of this exceptional opportunity.

Please contact us today to reserve your spot for an exclusive viewing.

PLEASE NOTE THAT PRE-QUALIFICATIONS WILL BE DONE IN ADVANCE, AND PROOF OF FUNDS WILL BE REQUIRED PRIOR TO THE VIEWING.

*Buying on leasehold in Maputo, Mozambique, means that you are acquiring the rights to use a property for a specified period, but you do not own the land itself.
In Mozambique, this system is quite common due to the country's land laws.

Here’s a general overview of what leasehold means in this context:

*1.Leasehold Period: When you buy a property on a leasehold basis, you are purchasing the right to use the property for a certain period, which can be 50, 70, or even 99 years. The exact duration depends on the lease agreement and local regulations.

*2. Land Ownership: The land on which the property sits, is owned by the government or another entity. In Mozambique, land is generally considered state-owned, and individuals or entities can only hold leasehold rights to it.

*3. Lease Terms: The lease agreement will outline the terms and conditions of your use of the property, including any restrictions, obligations for maintenance, and renewal options.

*4. Renewal and Transfer: At the end of the lease period, you may need to negotiate a renewal or extension. The leasehold can often be transferred or sold, but this usually requires approval from the relevant authorities and adherence to local regulations.

*5.Regulations: Mozambique's land laws are regulated by the government, so it’s important to work with a local legal expert or real estate professional to understand the specific rules and requirements related to leasehold property in Maputo.

*In essence, buying a leasehold property in Maputo gives you the right to use the property for a set term but does not grant you ownership of the land itself.