Boasting 2,500 kilometers of some of the very best beaches in the world, the Mozambique Coastline is an uncrowded and unpretentious escape that is awash with colourful water worlds and boasts excellent cuisine.

Mozambique’s beaches are pretty unbeatable, with plenty of places to explore. In the Inhambane Province, cerulean waters lapping at sandy beaches give way to lush landscapes, bustling markets, and beachfront escapes. Secluded Tofo and the Barra Peninsula, near Inhambane City, offer idyllic beaches, bright coral reefs and rich underwater worlds. The area houses a captivating underwater world, which teems with diverse marine life such as whale sharks, dugongs, barracuda, turtles and large manta rays.

Vilankulos, a charming coastal town, is your gateway to the Bazaruto Archipelago, offering an array of dining, bars, pristine beaches, and bustling markets. Don’t miss the opportunity to savour exquisite Piri Piri chicken, seafood, and the renowned local brew, 2M – Mac Mahon. Pemba, known for its alluring beaches like Wimbe and Farol, serves as the gateway to the Quirimbas Archipelago and boasts a plethora of watersports and diving opportunities.

Mozambique beaches near South Africa are a plenty. Southern beaches, including Ponta Mamoli and Ponta do Ouro, offer a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure. The Mozambican Coast serves as a fantastic base for a myriad of activities, from sport fishing, kite surfing, horseback riding, scuba diving, and snorkelling to traditional Dhow excursions and lazy days on pristine beaches.

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Best Time To Visit The Mozambique Coastline

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The Dry Season

May to October
These are the cooler, drier months from May to September are perfect for coastal exploration and offer prime conditions for scuba diving and snorkelling, with some windier days in August. The whale-watching season runs from June to October. You can catch many fish, including tuna, all year. Marlin fishing is best from October to January, and King Fish are in their prime in September. However, it is important to note that temperatures can rise quite significantly in October.

The Green Season

November to April
In November, the rainy season starts, making it a paradise for birdwatchers as migratory species seek warmer weather. Mozambique’s diverse birdlife thrives during this period. Fishing is a year-round delight, with opportunities to catch hefty tuna. Marlin fishing is best from October to January. Whether you visit during the dry or rainy season, Mozambique offers an array of activities to enjoy its natural beauty.

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