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Mozambique has regained its position at the forefront of the international tourism scene and is now, once again, one of the most active and intriguing tourist destinations in Southern Africa. With 2500km of white, palm-fringe beaches-and the islands of the Bazaruto Archipelago in particular - are a major draw for tourists.
The extensive coral reefs host a dazzling array of unique marine life and offer unbelievable diving and fishing opportunities. In addition to diving and fishing, Mozambique's long Indian Ocean coastline makes an ideal place fior a wide range of watersports whiles its rugged unspoilt interior will appeal to activity enthusiasts and lovers of the great outdoors in general.
Offering exotic destinations to include the mysterious mountains of Namuli and Unango, the historical settlements of Angoche, the World Heritage Site of Mozambique Island, the magnificent natural harbour of Pemba from which one can take a boat to the nearby Ibo Island.
Visitors will warm to the liveliness and exuberance of Mozambique - a land of contrasts and a country of smiles. True Paradise!
Climate
Tropical to sub-tropical with coastal temperatures high for much of the year while the interior is warm to mild, even in the cooler, dry season from April to September. In the South the hot, humid rainy season is from December to March. It is usually sunny all year round.
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