ABOUT
Pachamama (Tofo, Mozambique) offers
well-appointed stays for slow travellers.
Simplifying travel, we take care of the hassles,
so you can focus on living.
Living in a place of serenity
surrounded by panoramic views
over the tropical coastal landscape.
Living a good life with owls, coconuts, whales,
wholesome food, surfing, cacti, and hakuna matata.
ACCOMMODATION
Situated on top of a high sand dune, Pachamama has a bird’s view of a lush valley. Enjoy sunrises over the ocean and sunsets over a plain of endless coconut trees.
Pachamama offers two accommodation options to suit your needs:
THE VILLA
Built with renewable materials, the villa stays fresh even on the hottest days,
taking advantage of the ocean breeze.
The fully equipped, open-plan kitchen is perfect for cooking nourishing feasts,
or food-focused hangouts.
The overlooking the ocean lounge is sublime for taking in the views while relaxing.
For freshening up, you can choose between an outside shower on the sunny deck, or a lazy bath in a vintage copper bathtub.
You’ll share the space with numerous tropical plants and be surrounded by
a garden born from a labor-of-love.
Amazing bird watching, star-gazing, and whale watching (in the winter)
are all on the menu.
THE BUNGALOW
Cute, simple, and smartly crafted, it’s a thoughtfully designed cosy space. Overlooking the ocean, situated between native trees and palms.
Small in size, but huge on comfort, with a lofty A-frame ceiling, panoramic views,
and large, bright windows allowing for constant light. The adjacent kitchen is quaint and equipped with all that you need.
Our latest space is currently undergoing the finishing touches, more photos coming soon!
ABOUT YOUR HOST
- Monika
I am a dreamer.
Originally from Poland, Mozambique has been my home since 2015. An urge to explore and find places that align with my dream has seen me living overseas since 2011. You can't have it all, but if you can have endless summer, waves, mangos, and whales - that's good enough for me.
‘Time is always right to do the right thing’.
My true love is wilderness and the calling of preserving what’s left and recovering ecosystems.
I chose to take a step back from a consumption-driven life. Long beach walks with my dogs, meditating, surfing, gardening, and maintaining meaningful friendships keep me content and grateful.
Slower.
Means more deliberate, mindful, balanced, sensitive. As a traveller, I tend to get stuck in places for too long, deliberately immersing myself in the local culture and environment. Now running my own place, the concept is allowing people to find their version of themselves as Pachamama residents.
Pachamama.
Means ‘mother earth’. It is a dream about sharing my happy place with people that think alike. A dream about bringing some of much-needed grounding to the world, one guest at a time.
