Local Recommendations from our My Guide Mozambique team

The Cabo Delgado province lies to the extreme north of the country. The Rovuma River is a prominent feature in the province. The main city is called Pemba, which is located close to Pemba Bay. Pemba i...

The capital of Gaza province is Xai Xai; Gaza is a fertile farming province which lies close to the Limpopo River. Gaza is to the north of Maputo and the Limpopo railway connecting Zimbabwe and Botswa...

Inhambane is a coastal province which is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Mozambique. The most popular attraction is the Archipelago Bazaruto, a set of four stunning islands. There ar...

Manica Province is located south of Tete and to the west is Zimbabwe and to the east is Sofala province. The main city is Chimoio, an important agricultural centre. Manica is the highest province in t...

Maputo province is the southernmost province of the country. Matola is the capital of the province. Maputo is an urban centre characterised by the lovely mix of new and ancient buildings as well as la...

Nampula is a commercial province whose occupation dates back to the late 15th century.  Nampula has always been a strategic location, as one of the largest natural ports in Africa, is situated th...

Niassa province is the largest province of Mozambique. The capital of Niassa province is Lichinga, situated to the west of the province. Niassa has a small population, which is just over 70000 inhabit...

Sofala is a centrally located province whose major city is Beira. Beira was built just a little way from the old port city of Sofala used by the Portuguese settlers. There are many historic buildings ...

Tete is a mineral-rich province of Mozambique. Its main attraction is the Cabora Bassa Dam, one the largest dams on the continent. The city of Tete sits on the banks of the Zambezi River. Tete is very...

Zambezia is the most densely populated province which is centrally located in the northern belt of the country. The capital of Zambezia is Quelimane, a city which sits on the Rios dos Boas Sinais Rive...