Tourism and travel in
Mozambique:
With
the country returning to peace and a good level of stability after
about three decades of war, it is hoped that the tourism industry
in Mozambique can develop to compete with other holiday destinations
in the region.
The country has a lot to offer in terms of natural
beauty, wildlife, pristine beaches, a rich history and culture.
Local restaurants offer cuisine which is typically a fusion
of the cultures that have resided in the country over the centuries
and are worth a try.
Interesting places to visit include:
Maputo:
Maputo is a colorful city with a culturally diverse population.
The city is home to a good selection of restaurants, pubs and
nightclubs. Interesting places to visit in the city are; the
nearby Maputo Elephant Reserve, the Museum of Natural History,
Nossa Senhora da Conceiao Fort and the Island of Inhaca. Fishing
is also a popular activity here.
Beira:
Another of Mozambique’s key cities, Beira is home to some
of the best beaches in the country. The city once flourished
and was home to a key port prior to the civil war.
Pemba:
Developing as one of the key holiday destinations in the country;
Pemba is home to a good number of beaches, restaurants and hotels.
It is also popular for sporting and recreation including; surfing,
fishing, swimming and diving.
Game Parks:
The Limpopo National Park: one of the premier wildlife parks
in the country; it is set to be merged wit the Kruger National
Park and the Gonarezhou National Park in South Africa and Zimbabwe
respectively to form one of the largest game reserves in the
world. Other reserves in the country are; the Maputo Elephant
Reserve, Gorongosa Game Reserve and the Quirimbas National
Park.
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