Mozambique is a wonderful, relatively undiscovered destination, featuring 2500km / 1 553 miles of pristine beachfront on the mainland, and several small island paradises off the coast. These include the Bazaruto Archipelago made up of five islands, some of which are protected national parks. Snorkelling, scuba diving and fishing in Mozambique is excellent and the towns of Pemba and Maputo offer fascinating attractions for the visitor.

Mozambique is considered the Pearl of the Indian Ocean. With its exquisite islands, glorious beaches, fascinating history and acres of untamed wilderness, Mozambique is a top holiday destination.

• Mozambique features 2 500km / 1 553 miles of pristine beachfront on the mainland
• Several small island paradises can be found off the coast, including the Bazaruto Archipelago made up of five islands
• Snorkelling is excellent and divers can explore coral reefs and old shipwrecks
• Fishing is world-class, and includes saltwater fly-fishing and big-game fishing for marlin and sailfish (tag-and-release)
• Mozambique has a rich artistic tradition, with the sculptures produced by the Makonde people of the North recognised as some of Africa’s most sophisticated art forms
• The country has recently been included in a vast transfrontier park project incorporating wilderness reserves in South Africa and Zimbabwe
• Mozambique is an excellent beach holiday end to a trip to Botswana, or even Namibia, and is easily accessed via Johannesburg