Adventure Tours in Mozambique

Mozambique travel means experiencing a fascinating mixture of several different cultures living side by side. Its Bantu origins and Portuguese period blend together to create a truly unique country; don’t be surprised to see Portuguese delicacies like piripiri on menus amongst the more traditional African fare. Mozambique’s huge giant coastline also makes it the perfect place for a wide range of exciting experiences, from whale watching to hiking in the mountains. If you still need another reason to visit, had you noticed that it’s the only one-word country with all five vowels?!

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GoEco - Top Volunteer Organization

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GoEco - Top Rated & Award Winning Volunteer Programs Abroad

GoEco is one of the world’s top volunteer organizations, with award-winning and ethical programs selected by sustainable travel experts. Since 2006, tens of thousands of volunteers have taken part in projects and internships worldwide, focusing on wildlife and marine conservation, education, and med

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Kaya Responsible Travel

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Marine Research & Whale Shark Conservation with PADI Diving

Volunteer abroad in Mozambique on this research and conservation project in Tofo, a beach town on the eastern shores of Inhambane Peninsula. This project collaborates with a few international marine research bodies, including the Ecocean global whale shark database. The Marine Research and Whale

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Love The Oceans

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Marine Professional Development Program

Join Love The Oceans for an immersive 5 week marine conservation program designed for aspiring ocean professionals. Based in the stunning Mission Blue Hope Spot of Jangamo Bay, this expedition combines hands-on fieldwork with professional development and community engagement. You’ll learn research t

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A Guide to Adventure Travel in Mozambique

Where to Travel in Mozambique

Mozambique’s location on the coast of southern Africa means that it has a huge variety of stunning beaches, ranging from touristy beaches where your every whim is catered to to quiet, undiscovered shores. From its sprawling cities to the towering Mt. Namuli, you will be surrounded by Mozambique’s beauty, and find no shortage of ecosystems to play in.

Mozambique travel often start in it’s capital, Maputo. Often referred to as the “City of Acacias,” its yellow flowers brighten up every street. Maputo’s situation on the coast gives visitors amazing views across the Indian Ocean, and its skyline is full of impressive modern buildings, like the town hall and the tall thin spire of the cathedral.

Inhambane has a very different vibe, as it is a small city with only about 66,000 residents. Inhambane is known for its amazing nearby white-sand beaches, providing ample opportunity to scuba dive with all manner of sea creatures. It is even known as the Mecca of the whale shark world! In Inhambane, you’re also not far from the Bazaruto National Park, the largest sea park in Africa.

The Pemba Peninsula in the north is another small seaside city that’s popular with tourists, especially around the Wimbi Beach area. Pemba is one of Mozambique’s major ports, and its beautiful warm sea is the perfect spot for a wide range of water-based activities.