Viajar a Mozambique

The Caribbean charm of Mozambique is one of the features that best define this southern African country. Travelling to Mozambique, the former Portuguese colony, allows us to explore endless beaches (almost 2,500 metres of coastline), a diverse seabed and a rich gastronomy.Travelling to Mozambique means breathing in a mixture of Indian, Portuguese, African and Swahili influences, getting up close to interesting colonial architecture (Ilha de Mozambique is a World Heritage Site) and visiting some of its national parks, such as Gorongosa, where you can see impalas, antelopes, hippopotamus, a multitude of birds and, with a bit of luck, elephants and lions. When travelling to Mozambique, on the other hand, you can also relax on its white sands, snorkel in crystal-clear waters or spot dolphins. The Bazaruto Archipelago, declared a national park in 1971, may be one of the best places to do such activities.Further along the coast, it is worth wandering around the colourful markets, taking a trip to Lake Niassa (one of the continent’s largest lakes) or enjoying the nightlife in Maputo.A destination to get lost in.