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Mozambique is a hidden gem when it comes to untouched natural beauty. The country is home to several national parks that offer incredible opportunities for trekking and exploring the stunning landscapes. From dense forests to pristine beaches, Mozambique's national parks are a paradise for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Trekking through these parks allows visitors to immerse themselves in the diverse ecosystems and witness the unique wildlife that call Mozambique home.
Mozambique is a hidden gem in Africa, known for its stunning beaches, warm hospitality, and luxurious resorts. Escape to Mozambique's luxury resorts for a truly indulgent vacation where you can relax in exquisite surroundings. Whether you prefer lounging on the beach, exploring underwater wonders, or simply unwinding with a spa treatment, Mozambique has something for everyone.
Mozambique is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the world, boasting pristine white sands, crystal-clear waters, and a sense of serenity that is hard to find elsewhere. Whether you are looking for a quiet escape or an action-packed adventure, Mozambique's beaches offer something for everyone. From snorkeling and diving to sunbathing and beachcombing, there are endless activities to enjoy along the stunning coastline. So pack your bags, grab your sunscreen, and get ready to experience the sun, sand, and serenity of Mozambique's best beaches.
1. Explore the Historic Island of Ilha de MozambiqueImmerse yourself in Mozambique's colonial history by visiting Ilha de Mozambique. Once the capital of Portuguese East
1. Best Time to GoThe best time to go whale watching in Mozambique is during the months of July to November, which is the peak season for these magnificent creatures. Dur
1. Dhow Safari in the Quirimbas ArchipelagoEmbark on a mesmerizing dhow safari in the Quirimbas Archipelago, where you'll sail through crystal-clear waters, explore prist
1. Experience the Magic of MozambiqueEmbark on the ultimate adventure in Mozambique where you can discover the untamed beauty of its wildlife in their natural habitat. Wi
1. Swimming with Dolphins in Ponta do OuroExperience the thrill of swimming with dolphins in the enchanting Ponta do Ouro. Dive into the warm waters and interact with the
Mozambique offers a wide range of water sports activities that guarantee an unforgettable summer experience. With its stunning coastline along the Indian Ocean, this African paradise is a haven for adventure seekers. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned water sports enthusiast, Mozambique has something for everyone. From diving in pristine coral reefs to thrilling jet ski rides, here are 5 must-try water sports activities in Mozambique:
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Inhaca Day tour you will visit santa maria in the morning for some snorkelling and later Inhaca Island for Lunch. After Lunch you will go to Portuguese Island before travelling back to Maputo
It is an impoverished urban district near central of Maputo town. It was created in the colonial era as a township for Mozambican workers who were not allowed to live in the center of the city.
Exploring the wildlife in Mozambique
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Discover the Maputo Special Reserve on a safari day trip from Maputo. Explore the diverse landscapes and see a variety of wildlife, including elephants, hippos, crocodiles, zebras, giraffes, and more.
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This is a day trip to Inhaca Island in a speedboat.
Embark on a day trip to Pansy island and Pigs island from Tofo Beach or wherever you stay in Inhambane areas. Snorkel in the crystal clear waters of Pansy island, visit the local, enjoy a lunch
Discover the natural beauty of the islands of Inhaca, Santa Maria, and Portuguese on this tour. Explore the islands' beaches, mangroves, and coral reefs, and observe marine life, dolphins, and whales.
The Cabo Delgado province lies to the extreme north of the country. The Rovuma River is a prominent feature in the province. The main city is called Pemba, which is located close to Pemba Bay. Pemba is characterised by many old buildings which depict the influence of Arab culture and later structures used by the Portuguese
The capital of Gaza province is Xai Xai; Gaza is a fertile farming province which lies close to the Limpopo River. Gaza is to the north of Maputo and the Limpopo railway connecting Zimbabwe and Botswana to the port of Maputo passes through this province. Xai Xai, in particular, is a popular stopover for tourists travelling to nearby beach destinations.
Inhambane is a coastal province which is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Mozambique. The most popular attraction is the Archipelago Bazaruto, a set of four stunning islands. There are other beautiful beaches which attract a lot of tourists.
Manica Province is located south of Tete and to the west is Zimbabwe and to the east is Sofala province. The main city is Chimoio, an important agricultural centre. Manica is the highest province in the country, with the Chimanimani and Penhalonga Mountain ranges which Mozambique shares with neighbouring Zimbabwe.
Maputo province is the southernmost province of the country. Matola is the capital of the province. Maputo is an urban centre characterised by the lovely mix of new and ancient buildings as well as large tree-lined streets with the acacias and flamboyant jacarandas. To the east of Maputo lies the Indian Ocean and the bay is close by. There are many things for tourists to do including tours of historical buildings such as the ‘yellow House’ (A building from the colonial era), the beautiful botanical gardens of Tunduru, romantic boat trips to nearby islands like Inhaca, browsing for souvenirs in the open air markets and so much more. The coastline makes Maputo special and the Ponta de Ouro Beach is worth visiting.
Nampula is a commercial province whose occupation dates back to the late 15th century. Nampula has always been a strategic location, as one of the largest natural ports in Africa, is situated there; the port of Nacala. The provincial capital Nampula is a city of contrasts with many old buildings standing side by side with new modern buildings.
Niassa province is the largest province of Mozambique. The capital of Niassa province is Lichinga, situated to the west of the province. Niassa has a small population, which is just over 70000 inhabitants. Niassa is well known for producing sorghum, cotton, timber and semi-precious stones.
Sofala is a centrally located province whose major city is Beira. Beira was built just a little way from the old fort city of Sofala used by the Portuguese settlers. There are many historic buildings reminiscent of this era. Sofala is a vibrant province which produces sugar and shrimp.
Tete is a mineral-rich province of Mozambique. Its main attraction is the Cabora Bassa Dam, one the largest dams on the continent. The city of Tete sits on the banks of the Zambezi River. Tete is very hot but there are many places worth visiting, these include the Tete Suspension Bridge and the Boroma Jesuit Church
Zambezia is the most densely populated province which is centrally located in the northern belt of the country. The capital of Zambezia is Quelimane, a city which sits on the Rios dos Boas Sinais River; it is a city dominated by Moslems.
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