Our Mozambique holidays & tours
Mozambique is well known for its stunning coastline and amazing diving opportunities, as well as a multitude of historical sites and a diverse landscape – including Gorongosa National Park, a less-visited safari destination that’s slowly being restored to its former glory. Often paired with South Africa on safari and beach trips, Mozambique has got enough more than enough attractions to be standalone destination, too. Our authentic Mozambique holidays & Mozambique tours enable you to explore this wonderful country, and do it in ways that benefit its nature and communities: whether that’s on safari using community-owned lodges with recycling programmes and solar power, or on marine conservation trips alongside naturalists and researchers.
Our top Mozambique holidays
South Africa explorer and Mozambique beach holiday
From
£6999
14 days
ex flights
Western Cape, Kruger safari & Mozambique beaches
Tailor made
Safari adventure holiday, Zambia, Malawi and Mozambique
From
€3150
22 days
ex flights
An extraordinary camping safari across South Eastern Africa
Small group2026: 2 May, 18 Jul, 1 Aug, 15 Aug, 12 Sep, 24 Oct, 7 Nov, 21 Nov
Mozambique marine conservation project
From
£2199 to £7599
14 days
ex flights
Help in integral marine conservation in stunning Mozambique
Tailor made
Mozambique marine safari and beach holiday
From
£3500 to £4500
6 days
ex flights
Whales, dolphins, whale sharks, mantas and more!
Tailor made
Family luxury safari & beach holiday, South Africa & Mozambique
From
£5125
12 days
inc UK flights
Big 5 Safari in South Africa, followed by beach relaxation
Tailor made
Mozambique, Zululand & beach small group safari
From
€2550
14 days
ex flights
Relaxing Beach & Bush safari through South Africa Mozambique
Small group2026: 3 May, 12 Jul, 9 Aug, 23 Aug, 6 Sep, 13 Sep, 4 Oct, 11 Oct, 25 Oct, 6 Dec
Southern Africa luxury wildlife & beach holiday
From
£9950
15 days
ex flights
Pristine beaches and rich wildlife on this Southern African tour
Tailor made
Mozambique holiday, tailor made
From
£5465
13 days
ex flights
Off the beaten track culture, wildlife and adventure
Tailor made
Mozambique wildlife and nature tour
From
£4999 to £5199
11 days
ex flights
Iconic marine wildlife and stunning coastlines
Small group2026: 18 Jul, 2027: 24 Jul
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Mozambique map & highlights
Mozambique is only slowly but surely making its way onto the tourist map, with tourism slow to take off after years of civil strife, which ended in 1992. With a coastline as long as the Great Barrier Reef, the opportunities for diving around the Bazaruto Archipelago, sailing a traditional dhow around the Quirimbas NP, fishing for marlin or windsurfing off Vilankulos, are still to be shared with most of the travelling population. Hopefully, it will be of the sharing and caring kind of tourism, done slowly and sustainably, with beach huts, fishing communities and sandy roads still the norm here. Inland rainforest and river canyons are open for more explorer types, but travel here with expert guides now to get in before it all gets hyped as ‘the’ place to go.
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Bazaruto Archipelago
2. Gorongosa National Park
3. Ponta Do Ouro
4. Quirimbas National Park
5. Tofo
6. Vilankulos
2. Gorongosa National Park
3. Ponta Do Ouro
4. Quirimbas National Park
5. Tofo
6. Vilankulos
Bazaruto Archipelago
1. Bazaruto Archipelago
A national park made up of five islands, with histories as varied as the fish species that frequent them. Formed from sand by the Save River, these are low lying idylls. Santa Carolina was a prison colony during WW2. Benguerra has luscious forests, lakes, freshwater crocodiles and savanna. And Margaruque’s deep , turquoise channels are habitat to 2,000 species of fish including the sought after marlin and sailfish.
Gorongosa National Park
2. Gorongosa National Park
Translated from Mwani as “place of danger”, this park was decimated during the civil war, with elephants hunted for ivory to buy arms and animals killed to feed armies. Since 2004, Trojan work by the US Carr Foundation and government ensures that elephants, lions, antelope and waterbuck, to name but a few, thrive. With full on commitment from local communities, this is national park restoration at its finest.
Ponta Do Ouro
3. Ponta Do Ouro
First stop for those coming over from South Africa. From border control to beach in a heartbeat, although the sea and strands here are so stunning, your heart might miss a beat. You risk keeling over altogether when you go dolphin watching here too, with cetaceans of all species frequenting the water. With an excellent record for responsible dolphin watching, and conservation too (unlike many of the jetskiers).
Quirimbas National Park
4. Quirimbas National Park
An archipelagic arcadia of 30 islands stretching elegantly up the coast from Pemba to Palma. Even the names are pretty. With most tourists staying down south, this strip of Indian Ocean sublimities is the sort of place kayakers dream about. With endless coves and untampered-by-tourism islands to sleep on, each one with a story to tell and a heart to steal. Sailing here on a traditional dhow is…. to dhow for.
Tofo
5. Tofo
A peninsular goldmine when it comes to marine life, this perfectly sheltered arc is a snorkelling, scuba diving and salty nugget. In addition to beach bar life that you won’t want to leave, marine conservation is second to none here. Conservation holidays include studying manta rays and whale sharks (over 600 in Tofo’s waters,) or go in search of humpbacks in this glorious habitat between July and October.
Vilankulos
6. Vilankulos
Two words: beach bliss. The gateway town to the Bazuruto Archipelago this is a town for relishing sand between your toes, an island trip on a traditional dhow, fishing for marlin or windsurfing from dawn until dusk. Also a base for top diving excursions, sunset from either a budget beach cabin or eco chic lodge, with a local Impala beer in your hand (made from local cassava, by the way).
Our Mozambique holidays reviews
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Karin Weston17 Oct 2025
Almost impossible to say. We saw big cats every day of the trip as well as so many other wonderful animals. It was a great holiday. Saw all the animals I hope to see and although not a birder many superb birds. The three areas of the Okavango that we stayed in were all different but equally thrilling. As a bit cat lover, to have seen leopard, cheetah and lions all in 9 days was more than I expected. Our guide was more than a guide, ensuring we had all the opportunity we needed to take photos, making...read more
Peter Lowles27 Jul 2025
Great fun and good value with so much included in the price. My 2nd tour with this operator and the guide/leaders are the bestread more
Tessa O30 Oct 2024
Impossible to say as there are so many brilliant, breathtaking moments and places to choose from. I think seeing our first herd of elephants marching in procession with their babies in tow, was very emotional. As was seeing our first cheetah! Incredible. Inhambane was a tropical paradise and our final lodge at Makuwa was stunning and the perfect place to end the trip. Our two guides, Ayi and Iton, were brilliant. Incredible first trip to Africa for me, above and beyond my expectations. My travel...read more
