The owners are probably the most patient people I encountered on my whole trip. They are super generous with advice, assistance, ideas. The food there is amazing. Expensive, but amazing. The bed was super comfortable, the shower was clean, we had a whole balcony area to ourselves. You can also organize all sorts of trips through them, but they won't... More

Best for: everyone, couples, friends and family Pros: - Elder, one of the managers of the hotel was very helpful, social and pleasant. Very caring, he went out of his way to confirm our CFA flight back to Pemba to make sure it had not changed. (they had indeed changed the time to 11am from 4pm) He gave us background... More

I've just came back home...but my mind still there, still around those islands, still dreaming with that small paradise. I've travelled along Mozambique for more less one month...but I did no find any place so unic as Ibo island, maybe because and for my unic experience at Miti Miwiri... I planned to stay on Ibo just for 2 days but... More

We stayed 5 nights in total; the original plan was just 4 nights but since the airline (CFA) we had booked our flight back to Pemba with, forgot to pick us up (true story!!!), we had to stay an extra night. Joerg and Elder, the co-owners/managers, were super extra helpful and efficient in re-organizing our trip back to Pemba and... More

Just back from Mozambique. Stayed at Miti Miwire for three nights. We had an upstairs room which frankly wasn't made for anything more than sleeping and then getting the hell out of it. Not even a chair where you could sit down for example. The bathroom is pitch dark. The worst thing about it though is the noice. We had... More

We booked four nights at Miti Miwire Guest House, but left after two nights. The rooms are basic and cheaper than the big resorts, and the bar is pretty. The location is right on the beach which the dhow drops you off, and is as much as a center of the town as this tiny island has (it is noisy,... More

Miti Miwire is an experience more than a guest house! The place has been renovated from a typical colonial portuguese ruin to a very nice place where everyone is welcome (tourist AND locals, which is rare in this country). This is has been pleasant to experience such a clever example of tourism development and locals integration in this remote part... More

Miti Miwire is the perfect example of a dream, Two friends travellers settling down on a paradise island to start a project and more importantly a dream. From their venture Elder and Joerg have made a fantastic guest house and a marvelous island. Alhough still in construction on the upper floor, the service is fantastic and they are very keen... More

Visted Miti Miwire for 3 nights in April. Was met at the plane by Jorg (german owner) and taken by motorbike to the guesthouse. It's a lovely renovated from ruins guesthouse, with the bedrooms downstairs completed and work being done upstairs on more rooms. There is a lovely courtyard and bar and table area. The rooms are large and nicely... More