Things to do in Mozambique

The Bazaruto National Park (BANP) is a protected area in the Inhambane Province of Mozambique, the first ever marine national park in Mozambique, on the Bazaruto Archipelago. It was established in 1971.

Mozambique Horse Safaris is a family run business operating in Chibuene, on the coast of Vilanculos. They offer experienced and beginner horse lovers a chance to experience the beauty of the Mozambique coast through either weeklong horse safaris along the Vilankulo shoreline or an hour and a half-day trip for those visiting the area. Rides take guests on an unforgettable trip where they can experience the beauty of the islands, the ocean, and the stunning scenery of the coast.

 

Centrally located near the grocery store, bank, and cafe, the Vilanculos Activity Center provides a list of activities and contacts in Vilankulo. 

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. 
 

This is a very special place that focuses on funding research and conservation of ocean wildlife through educational swims with wild dolphins. 

Mozambique Scuba is a specialized scuba center in Maputo, offering scuba diving trips in the warm Indian Ocean, which is renowned for its whale shark and manta ray sightings. 

Join a cycle trip around Maputo. An historic African port city, Maputo is the largest and capital city of Mozambique. Explore the sites by bicycle!

Located on the Ihla de Mocambique in the Nampula Province in northern Mozambique, the Fort of Sao Sebastio is the oldest still-standing fort in sub-Saharan Africa and a great site to visit in Mozambique. 

Mabeco Tours is a small company based in Maputo which specializes in doing Mozambique tours. 

Catalong charters are a Maputo based company that does yachting charters in southern Mozambique.