ABOUT BLACKSTONE SANDS RESORT
Blackstone Sands Resort is a premier tourist destination located in the beautiful coastline of Mozambique. Our resort offers a unique blend of luxury and tranquility, making it the perfect getaway for vacationers. Whether you're looking to relax on the beach, indulge in local cuisine, or explore the vibrant culture, Blackstone Sands Resort has something for everyone.
RESORT AMENITIES
Lagoon and Beach Activities
Bilene’s main attraction is the Uembje Lagoon, a saltwater lagoon separated from the ocean by a natural sandbar. Here, tourists can swim, kayak, or paddleboard in the calm waters. The surrounding beaches are pristine and perfect for sunbathing or enjoying picnics with family and friends.
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Snorkeling and Diving
The clear waters of the lagoon make Bilene an excellent spot for snorkeling, with an abundance of marine life to observe. Adventurers can also explore nearby dive spots that feature coral reefs and colorful fish.
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Boat Tours and Island Hopping
Many operators offer boat tours around the lagoon, providing breathtaking views of Bilene’s coastline and allowing visitors to hop between smaller islands or sandbanks. These trips often include stops for snorkeling, swimming, or even beach BBQs.​
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Dhow Sailing
Traditional dhow sailing is a unique and cultural way to experience the lagoon, giving tourists a sense of Mozambique's rich maritime history. Skilled locals navigate the dhow boats, making for a relaxing and scenic journey across the lagoon.
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Quad Biking and Dune Surfing
Adventure enthusiasts can enjoy quad biking along the dunes or along the lagoon’s edges. Dune surfing is also popular in some areas, offering exhilarating rides down sandy slopes for thrill-seekers.
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Bird Watching
Bilene’s diverse ecosystem is home to many bird species, making it a prime destination for bird watchers. Species such as flamingos, fish eagles, and kingfishers can be spotted around the lagoon and wetland areas.
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Cultural Experiences and Local Markets
For those interested in local culture, there are various markets where tourists can buy handicrafts, fresh produce, and locally made items. Engaging with local vendors and artisans provides a deeper understanding of Mozambican life and tradition.