Joana and Rory are volunteers with a non-profit organisation called TechnoServe, based in Mozambique, working on promoting tourism for a bijou undiscovered island called Ilha de Mocambique. Our role is to develop a plan to attract the right kind of tourism and development which will protect the island's exceptional architecture, and create wealth for the local community... and eat lobster and sunbathe !
The southern end of Ilha is guarded by a tiny triangular Portuguese fort on a bizarre rock which for two days every new moon is accessible for an hour on foot from Ilha. The rest of the time the causeway is underwater. There is a lethal rusty ladder up to the overhang, and then quite tricky climbing to the fort.
posted by Joana and Rory @ 6:07 PM
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