Centro Cultural Brasil

A good place to buy capulanas (sarongs). It’s opposite the Municipal Market. There are many tailors nearby. Hours8.30am-6 pm Mon-Sat.

Machilla Magic is a craft village located in Vilankulo. This fishing village has almost entirely put down their nets and now focus on making and marketing interesting artifacts made from different materials. They make wooden wares, décor pieces, jewelry, baskets, fabrics and barrel, and Pilau work out of recycled materials, coconut, and more. 
 

Shoprite is a chain of supermarkets that exists in almost all provinces of Mozambique. 

Pemba's most interesting market, this is a large, sprawling affair that seems to sell everything, from dried fish and live chickens to clothes, spices and – best of all – traditional Makonde woodcarvings.

A community-run shop-cafe selling Ibo coffee, shawls, handmade baskets, and locally made silver jewelry. If you're hot and hungry, cake, empanadas and ice cream are on offer too.

This is an artist's co-op in Maputo featuring the work of local artists. Much of the work is done by up and coming artists, and a lot of the pieces are for sale. It is a beautiful place for a peaceful afternoon strolling the garden and looking at local artwork. 
 

Even if you don’t think you want to buy crafts, it’s worth stopping in at the excellent Artes Maconde at Avani Pemba Beach Hotel. It sells a wide range of quality carvings, crafts and textiles sourced from throughout Mozambique as well as elsewhere in the region.

Maputo's Mercado de Peixe is a lively fish market located centrally in Mozambique's capital city.

Papagayo is a wonderful clothes, jewelry, and souvenir shop centrally located in the town of Vilankulo. 
 

Tofo Market is a big open market offering locally made goods from carvings to clothes to paintings.