Top Things to do in Mozambique
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Discover the best top things to do in Mozambique, Mozambique including Peri-Peri Divers, Mabeco Tours, Marine Megafauna Foundation, Barra Beach, Inhaca Island, Machilla Magic, Praia do Tofo, Macuti Lighthouse and Shipwreck, Governor's Palace Museum, Paroquia Santo Antonio.
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1. Peri-Peri Divers
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 952 reviews
Follow us on Instagram & Facebook !!! Owners Steve and Nick combine their 25 years of local experience and enthusiasm scuba diving the pristine reefs of Tofo Beach, to offer a bespoke range of diving experiences including: Ocean Safaris, PADI Training Courses, PADI Freediving, Complementary Yoga, Kite Boarding, Spa and Dive Packages in association with a number of the finest accommodation options in Tofo Beach. We are also the sole service provider to the established and long standing "Marine Megafauna Foundation" Founded by Dr Andrea Marshal ( Manta Queen ) and Dr simon Pierce ( Whale Sahark whisperer )Daily PHD Graduate scientists are aboard all launches giving clients a environmentally friendly dive service! SCIENCE, KNOWLEDGE and DIVING. What more could you ask!
2. Mabeco Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 110 reviews
Mabeco Tours is an extremely efficient tour operator, based in Maputo, Mozambique. We are specialized in tailor made tours in Mozambique and neighboring Countries. Safaris, beach and cultural tours are some of the options we provide (e.g: Maputo Special Reserve, Kruger National Park, Bazaruto Archipelago and so on). We have the right team, the right vehicles and the right mindset to provide you with exceptional experiences, filled with detail, exclusivity and originality. Expect courteous, well presented, polite and always on time staff through your experience with us. Day or night, 365 days a year, we will be there for you. Mabeco Tours: Exceptional Experiences.
3. Marine Megafauna Foundation
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 23 reviews
Each week Marine Megafauna Foundation holds 3 different hour-long talks: | Manta Monday at Dathonga - 6pm - 200 Metical pp | Whale Shark Wednesday at Tofo Do Mar Hotel - 6pm - 200 Metical pp | Free Friday at Casa de Comer - 6pm - Free entry | Come along to find out more about marine megafauna and why ongoing research is critical to their protection. All funds raised from the talks go directly back into our research and conservation programs to protect marine megafauna.
4. Barra Beach
5. Inhaca Island
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 282 reviews
Reviewed By tabbybartels - Maputo, Mozambique
Went there with a small fishing dhow, was one of my most unique experiences as a pod of dolphins passed by while on our way to the island.
6. Machilla Magic
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 175 reviews
Machilla Magic is a 'Fair Trade Tourism' Certified community project that works with over 60 artists and their families in Vilankulo (Mozambique) and its surrounding area. We have a wide range of diverse arts and crafts, 95% of which are made from recycled materials. We work on a Fair Trade system with our Artists and all raw materials are harvested in a sustainable way. Prices start at less than one US Dollar.
Reviewed By epriti_12 - Johannesburg, South Africa
Nice place to buy souvenirs. They have all locally made stuff out of natural products. Kids loved it too.
7. Praia do Tofo
8. Macuti Lighthouse and Shipwreck
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
The Macuti Light was built in 1904 and is located in Beira. The tower stands 28 meters (92 feet). The Macuti Light was painted with black and white bands for most of its life, all white for a time, then most recently white with red bands.
Reviewed By osonduj2021 - Lagos, Nigeria
To know about more things because a traveler is a part of education wisdom and knowledge in life time
9. Governor's Palace Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By paulo1979ferreira - Maputo, Mozambique
This is one of the places that must be visited if in Island of Mozambique. A true look back into the history of the Island and of Mozambique as a country. It is a shame that some of the items and rooms of the building are in a bad state of conservation, but apparently there is not enough funds to rehabilitate and conservate.
10. Paroquia Santo Antonio
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 145 reviews
Reviewed By MaryleneS - Maputo, Mozambique
Also known in town as the lemon-squeezer, this church is a landmark not to be missed when visiting Maputo. Its shape is particular and recognizable among all. The contrast of its materials: rough concrete and delicate stain steel is to be mentioned. Its games of light created by the disposition of the stain glasses inside is adding to the particularities of the place. The church is open to the public for visits but also for worshipping.
