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MOZAMBIQUE

endless shores

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SUMMARY

 

The pearl of the Indian Ocean; Mozambique boasts 2 500 km of pristine beachfront on the mainland, with a string of beautiful and idyllic tropical islands, glittering like jewels in the warm waters of the Indian Ocean. Soft, white sandy beaches lined with coconut palms stretch as far as the eye can see.

Mozambique has remained an exclusive destination as many of its islands and mainland beaches are isolated and secluded, offering travelers the ultimate escape.

There are no golf courses or shopping malls here, but the unspoiled natural beauty, intriguing history, fascinating culture and rich marine life have pushed the country to the top of the list for adventurers, honeymooners and scuba divers.

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HIGHLIGHTS

 

Fly one of the most pristine coastlines on earth and track the northerly migration of large and endangered marine life from above.

Cruise the enchanted islands of Ilha de Mozambique, Bazaruto and Quirimbas in a traditional dhow.

Explore the azure waters, bountiful marine life and idyllic accommodation that await those visiting the five islands that make up Mozambique’s Bazaruto Archipelago.

Spot an assortment of endangered marine life from a traditional dhow, on a scuba adventure or from above in a light aircraft or helicopter. Expect to see whale sharks, manta rays, leatherback turtles, humpback whales and the very rare dugong.

Visit the Quirimbas Archipelago in Mozambique's far north, take your pick of thirty two idyllic islands and experience a plethora of spectacular marine wildlife. The magnificent Quirimbas National Park offers nature lovers the opportunity to explore a vast expanse of enchanted forests.

The Quirimbas and Ilha de Mozambique boast enormous cultural and historical value and a more authentic experience to Zanzibar. The islands represent a melting-pot of Portuguese, Arabian and African influences, while historic landmarks such as the old fort on Ibo Island tell tales of gold, salt, slaves, pirates and the ivory trade.

PRICE GUIDE FOR MOZAMBIQUE

$USD 1,400 - 5,350

Per person, per day

Seasonality affects the price of accommodation.

Single supplements may also apply.

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