Turquoise Shores
The east and north coasts run for miles: powder-white sand, water so shallow and clear you can wade out at low tide, and wooden dhows that have carried spice and fish along this reef for generations. Days here move at the pace of the wind — a morning swim, a slow lunch in the shade, a sunset cruise as the sky turns copper.
- Reef flats at low tide
- Dhow sails at golden hour
- Seaweed farmers working the shallows
- Snorkelling the reef
- A sandbank picnic
- Kitesurfing off Paje
- A sunset dhow cruise