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Beaches, palm trees, tropical ocean, endless coastline - Mozambique has it all. With unspoilt, palm fringed beaches and world-class diving and fishing. Take on a Mozambique safari and experience for yourself the 2500km (1553 miles) coastline fringed by extensive coral reefs, offering natural splendor and an underwater spectacle that is hard to match.

The ideal beach resort and honeymoon destination, Mozambique is located on the south eastern coast of Africa and is bordered by Tanzania to the North, South Africa and Swaziland to the South, Zimbabwe, Zambia and Malawi to the northwest.


Mozambique's most renowned National Park - the Bazaruto Archipelago - is a marine paradise for divers and snorkellers. The game reserves are slowly being restocked with wildlife. Here you will find the Maputo Elephant Park and Tembe National Park.

Mozambique has already become part of the Trans-frontier National Park and will continue to grow. Parks below will soon be incorporated into it and some already are: Bazaruto National Park, Limpopo National Park , Maputo Elephant Reserve, Parque Nacional da Gorongoza, Quirimbas National Park to the West and Zambia and Malawi to the northwest.



Mozambique Accommodation


Our Mozambique accommodation options are endless, and include a varied array of private islands, resorts, hotels, lodges, and beach safaris to suit all tastes and budgets.  The team at MozambiqueTravel.com will build your holiday around your exact needs with expert up to date Mozambique accommodation knowledge.





 


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