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Since 1990, Mozambique has been developing as a tourist mecca. The most
popular areas for holiday makers are the South Coast, particularly Maputo,
(formerly known as Lourenco Marques). The best time to visit is the months
of June to August, when both rainfall and temperatures are at their lowest.
Later in the dry season, in late August and September, the temperatures
start to climb, but this is the best time to see big game.

The best time for birdwatching, on the other hand, is smack in the middle
of
the rainy season, usually November and December. Each of the major ethnic
groups in Mozambique has its own language. The common tongue and official
language is Portuguese. Mozambique has a rich artistic tradition which,
incredible as it may seem, continues to thrive after decades of colonial
occupation and civil war Mozambique with its wonderful islands is renowned for its diving or snorkelling, and the best
places to go down are the beaches at Wimbi, in the north, or Tofu and Barra or the Bazaruto Archipelago, which has great
reefs.

Birdwatching is popular in Mozambique, especially in the southern part of the country. The Maputo Elephant reserve,
located on the ocean, is a good spot for birdspotting. Besides a visit to
Maputo, Mozambique offers a range of island
holidays
where guests enjoy a range of fun activities and watersports.

How to get there
South African Airways (SAA), LAM, SA Airlink, Pelican Air, Charlan Air. Easy self-drive from South Africa.

Access to the Islands
Vilanculos is the port of entry for Bazaruto & Benguerra Islands. Pelican Air flies directly to Vilanculos from Johannesburg.
LAM flies via Maputo to Vilanculos as well as via Maputo & Beira to Pemba.

Highlights
  • Explore the charming city of Maputo.
  • Spend a day on Inhaca Island enjoying a variety of watersports and a delicious lunch.
  • Explore Marracuene village, then ferry across the Incomati River to visit Macaneta Bach.
  • Explore the charming seaside village of Bilene, set on a large lagoon. Enjoy watersports or just stroll around the
    village.
  • Visit the magnificent islands of the Bazaruto Archipelago for excellent fishing, diving and watersports.
  • Explore Pemba’s old town with its traditional markets.

General Information
Language
Portuguese. English is widely spoken.

Currency
Local - Mozambique Metical (MZM).

VISA
Required for South African Passport Holders before departing for Mozambique. All other passport holders to confirm with
the Local Authority.

Airport Tax
Regional tax of US$10 is payable on departures.

Time Zone
GMT + 2

Health Requirements
No inoculations required. Anti-malaria precautions are recommended.
Travel Mozambique