Safaris Visiting Mozambique

Pemba is a port city in Mozambique renowned for its Portuguese colonial architecture.  In the center of Pemba, there is an authentic local market where arts and crafts, as well as traditional silverware, can be bought.  South of Pemba lies the unexplored Island of Mozambique – the country’s UNESCO World Heritage Site.  A destination widely lauded as one of the best destinations in the world for scuba diving and game fishing, the island of Mozambique has colorful and well-preserved coral reefs and clear, warm waters which attracts snorkelers and honeymooners alike. With its pristine coastline of long white sand beaches, a collection of the most tranquil tropical Indian Ocean Islands with palm tree studded white sandy beaches and warm turquoise waters, Mozambique is definitely the place to go for an exclusive beach holiday to remember.   Our safaris visiting Mozambique cater to a variety of activities from languid relaxation on warm beaches to snorkeling among coral reefs to sightseeing and shopping at colonial markets.  Don’t forget to sample the delicious seafood, freshly caught and prepared according to a unique Portuguese-East African cuisine.

Highlights:

• Monte Binga, the highest peak in the country
• Pemba
• Gorongosa National Park
• Niassa Reserve
• Lake Niassa, one of the largest lakes in Africa
• Bazaruto Archipelago
• Mangrove channels
• Quirimbas Archipelago
• Cultural experiences and craft markets in Maputo
• Mt Namuli
• Palace and Chapel of São Paulo
• Cascata
• Fort of São Sebastiao
• Municipal Market
• Case Infante de Sagres