Africa in VR HELI - Fly OUTSIDE the Helicopter, Bazaruto Islands of Mozambique in 8K 360° ASMR

Fly OUTSIDE a helicopter above the amazing waters of the Bazaruto Archipelago in Mozambique.

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These amazing underwater sand dunes are formed by an unique tidal area with 2 high tides and 2 low tides daily. With an average tide of almost 10 feet the sand is constantly changing shapes and colors. New islands are revealed at low tide and it is possible to walk between the islands. You better hurry because slack water is short and soon the water will be over your head!

This was the second leg of a transfer from Kisawa Sanctuary, after picking up guests from another resort we make our way back to Vilankulos Airport for our return trip to South Africa.

Kisawa Sanctuary sets a new standard in luxury destination resorts. Each residence has it's own private beach, over 1 acre of land, private pool and outside lounge area and personal butler and MOKE electric vehicle. Accommodations are also available from andBeyond and Anantara.

The warm, southward-flowing Mozambique Current seems to contribute to the increasing buildup of the sandy coastline. Because the water along this coastal area is very clear, much of the sub-surface channel pattern around the island is discernible. Several narrow lines of plankton bloom parallel the shoreline on the satellite photo below. Bazaruto Archipelago holds the largest population of dugong in Mozambique (around 300 animals), almost certainly is the last remaining viable population of dugongs left off East Africa. The coastal plains show numerous lakes and a swampy environment that appears to be karst topography. Underlying the area is limestone rock that has eroded into a pockmarked landscape, creating water-filled sinkholes. Rainfall in this humid tropical climate amounts to around 850 mm (33 inches) annually, largely concentrated in the months December to March.
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bazaruto_Island