BARRACAS:These budget units are constructed out of traditional reed materials and designed in the typical Mozambique style. The units are fairly spacious and well ventilated.Most units are two sleepers and there are family units that can accommodate between 3 and 6 persons. Rooms are available that have either double or twin single bed configurations. They are available either with a double bed or double twin single bed configuration. There is one single bed unit. Beds have 2 pillows for double bed and single pillow for single bed. All beds are fitted with mattress and pillow protectors. They all have a fitted bottom sheet and light duvet.NB: During the winter months an extra blanket or duvet may be required. Please bring your own extra blanket if you feel you may be cold.Each unit is equipped with a fan, mosquito net, 2 pin plug and 1 central ceiling light.Subject to load demands electricity to the rooms may be switched off between 6.00am and 3.00pm. Plug points have limited capacity, are for charging cell phones and hair dryers only. Fridges and portable fridges are not allowed in the rooms. Plug points can be hired in the main dining area.Extra beds are possible in most units at the relevant price list price.The rooms are not serviced. Should you require them to be cleaned, please notify reception what time you would like this done. The room occupant must be present when the rooms are being cleaned.SAFARI TENTS:The Safari tents are custom made tents, specifically designed with the Mozambican heat and mosquitoes in mind. They have been designed to ensure that they are well ventilated, yet mosquito proof. They have 4 (2 each side) large mosquito-proof zipped windows and the roof pitch at either side is open to allow flow of air and is also covered with mosquito gauze.They have a double zipped door so the outer canvas door can be left open and the inner mosquito gauze door still lets air in.These tents provide a relatively comfortable camping experience without the hassle of bringing and erecting your own tents.All tents have 2 single beds. These are steel spring camp beds and have superior hotel quality mattresses. Beds have a fitted bottom sheet, light duvet and pillow. It is not possible to accommodate a double bed or extra bed in these tents. In exceptional circumstances, for infants 2 years and under small mattresses may be brought and placed between the beds.NB: During winter an extra blanket or duvet may be required.Each unit is equipped with one central ceiling light. There are no fans or plug points.The tents are not serviced at all.WHAT TO BRING:Own bath and beach towels. toiletries, mosquito repellant, suntan lotion, torch, beach umbrella and hats.Gazebos can be hired from the locals on the beach.MAIN CAMP - COMMUNAL ABLUTION FACILITIES:There are 2 large communal blocks servicing the Main Camp.The one nearest the BARRACA has a dedicated men's wash room with 3 basins and a urinal.The is a dedicated ladies wash room that has 3 basins and a dedicated ladies shower. In addition there are 3 separate individual toilets and 2 separate individual toilets showers.The other ablution block is situated near the restaurant and tents. The men's side has a urinal, 2 wash basins, 2 toilets and 2 showers. The ladies side has 2 wash basins, 3 toilets and 2 showers.All showers have both hot and cold water.MAIN CAMP - SELF CATERING DINNING/BRAAI BOMA AREA AND KITCHEN:For those that don't want the hassle of cooking, Barraca de Ponta our popular Mozambique restaurant is situated in the Main Camp just 30 meters away.It offers very affordable breakfast and full board meal options. The kitchen area is equipped with a double gas hotplate and electric kettle or urn. There is a chest deep freezer for the use of Main Camp residents. PLease note this is provided solely for the purpose of storing frozen meat products. It is not a chiller for refreshments, alcohol etc. For those that would prefer their private fridges, there are a limited number of fridge and freezer combinations for hire , so pre booking is essential.WHAT'S PROVIDED:Frying pan, pots, pans, braai grids, egg lifter, big spoons, plates, basins and bowls.Personal crockery and cutlery are not provided.WHAT TO BRING:Personal crockery and cutlery, glasses, coffee mugs, knives, forks, braai tongs, bottle opener, can opener and corkscrew.BRAAI FACILITIES:There is a large braai area with 2 communal braais adjoining the dinning area. Braai grids are supplied. This is for the sole use of the main camp residents and sup[plied free of charge. Bring own charcoal and firelighters. Not very good braai wood is available to braai at Ponta, along the road or in the market.DISH WASH FACILITIES:There is a large sink for washing dishes. Dish wash liquid is provided.