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Indian Ocean Dhows
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Indian Ocean Dhows
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The last sea faring dhow arrived on Ibo Island, having sailed all the way from India in 1969. Today, dhows sail the Indian Ocean by the dozen. Dhows are often the springboard for Indian Ocean snorkeling, scuba diving and deep water fishing.
Dhow Snorkeling Holidays
Lush tropical islands dot the continental rim of the Indian ocean. Beneath the surface are distinct coral reefs, bushy mangroves, bright fish and varied turtle.
Dhow snorkeling holidays allow submergence into this silently magical underwater world. The warm currents are filled with dolphins, and star fish and the remains of shipwrecks.These tropical currents are deemed amongst the healthiest oceanic divisions found anywhere.
The Indian Ocean dhow experience is a blend of adventure, culture, history and romance. The Ibo Island Lodge crew have a deep knowledge of the sea and can guarantee an unforgettable voyage.
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Dhow sailing travel is the oldest and most traditional way of getting around
A tropical chain of 32 coral and coconut islands
A combination of lazy beach bliss and living off the fruits of the ocean ... 
