Mozambique

Long inaccessible to tourists, Mozambique's tourism industry is making a remarkable recovery. Once more Mozambique is the place where dreams take you.

In the interior of the country one can sail on the lakes, or go fishing and hiking. Many of the game reserves are being rehabilitated. Large handcraft markets and roadside stalls offer quality and variety.

Maputo has excellent hotels and restaurants and the many museums, markets, churches and the Victorian railway station provide opportunities for interesting excursions.

With untouched nature stretching from the endless pristine beaches of Tungué Bay in the far north of the diving enthusiastics's paradise at Ponta D'Ouro in the south. And in between there the paradise islands of Cabo Delgado, Mozambique Island,with its centuries of history and culture, truly a World Heritage site, the treasures of the Bazaruto Archipelago Nature Reserve, nature's gift of Inhambane province, where migrating whales pass by without fail, and the beach at Xai-Xai, where delicious fresh oysters wet the appetite for more.