Mozambique

Imagine working under the vast African sky, connecting with fellow digital nomads, and building a thriving community while exploring breathtaking landscapes… what could be better? Overlanding Africa isn’t just a travel adventure; it’s a unique opportunity to escape the isolation…

We aren’t exaggerating when we say Africa is one of the most diverse continents in the world. And in saying this, we’re not just referring to the 3000 ethnic groups, 1500+ languages and the fact that Africa is home to…

When travelling through foreign lands, you’re bound to experience language barriers which of course make it challenging to communicate and interact with the local people. Communicating with locals is important if you are genuinely wanting to learn more about the…

What could possibly be better than an African getaway which ticks all the boxes; including thrilling adventure, lazy beach days, authentic excursions AND wildlife sightings? There couldn’t be anything much better, right? If you’re wondering which African destination offers all…

Mozambique is usually not at the top of travellers’ itineraries when they plan an African safari, but this Southern African country has a lot to offer visitors. With fantastic palm-fringed beaches along a coastline stretching 2500 kilometres, idyllic island archipelagos,…

The best beaches in Mozambique With a coastline stretching more than 2500 kilometres and dozens of islands, Mozambique has some of the best beaches and islands. From popular beach resorts full of families and watersports and deserted beaches you can have…

A walking safari is so different to staying in a lodge in the bush. A lot of lodges offer ‘walking safaris’ which are great, but if you are looking for a more engaging bush experience then a 4 or 5…

Azura offers a brilliant range of top-market luxury accommodation units. Here, guests can enjoy all the creature comforts you could expect from a deluxe boutique resort, accented by locally sourced beams and traditional artwork beneath a thatched jekka roof.  Each…

Mt Namuli, at a height of 2,419 metres, rises up from the hills around 15 kilometres northeast of Gurue. It is here that the Licungo and Malema Rivers run. The mountain makes for a picturesque, but rather challenging hike. The…