Luxury tailor-made holidays in Mozambique
The Indian Ocean coastline and islands of Mozambique make a fabulous beach holiday. Luxury lodges offer stunning beach locations with excellent fishing, diving and snorkelling. Combine Mozambique with a safari in southern Africa or Tanzania for a memorable tailor-made bush and beach holiday or honeymoon.
Mozambique is a wonderful country, full of potential. The people are incredibly friendly and helpful. We had a great holiday.
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Things to do in Mozambique
We tailor-make beach holidays and honeymoons in Mozambique. Go for pure relaxation, or try fishing, diving or snorkelling on the Indian Ocean coast or on Lake Niassa (Mozambique side of Lake Malawi). To combine with a safari, we recommend Tanzania or southern Africa.
When to go to Mozambique
The all-round best months to come to Mozambique are May to October. This is the dry season and perfect for enjoying the beautiful Mozambique beaches. January to March is the rainiest and hottest time, so avoided by most people, however November to March are generally the best diving months.
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Places to go in Mozambique
Read about the highlights of this incredible country in our short summary guides to the main places to go.
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Bazaruto and Benguerra Islands
A string of idyllic tropical islands off the southern coast of Mozambique offering everything from a rustic getaway to the lap of luxury.
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Mozambique Coast
Mozambique is blessed with a stunning, picture-postcard coastline. Long, quiet beaches; tall palms; warm waters of the Indian Ocean, you get the picture.
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Quirimbas Archipelago
A unique collection of 32 remote islands off the north coast of Mozambique. Isolated, and pristine, locked in a time capsule.
Places we love to stay in Mozambique
Here you’ll find a small collection of our favourite places to stay in Mozambique, though as an independent tour operator specialising in tailor-made holidays, we actually sell a wider choice of Mozambique properties than we show.
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Nuarro Lodge
Mozambique
Terraco das Quitandas
Mozambique
Machangulo Beach Lodge
Mozambique
Anantara Bazaruto
Mozambique
Facts and information
Flight time
No direct flights from the UK, but daily access is via Johannesburg or Dar Es Salaam. There are light aircraft connections to the more remote islands and reserves.
Language
Portuguese is widely spoken in Mozambique and remains the main language. English is understood in a few larger towns.
Time
GMT +2 hours
Visas
Most nationalities do need a visa for Mozambique
Health
This is a malarial area and several vaccinations are receommended.
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