Mozambique
Mozambique stretches along nearly 2,500 kilometres of Indian Ocean coastline, where coral reefs and mangrove estuaries give way to savannah interior and the Zambezi River basin. Portuguese colonial architecture still lines the avenues of Maputo, and the scent of grilled piri-piri prawns drifts through waterfront markets most evenings.
About Mozambique
Overview
Located in southeastern Africa, Mozambique borders Tanzania, Malawi, Zambia, Zimbabwe, South Africa, and Eswatini. Maputo is the capital and largest city. Portuguese is the official language, though dozens of Bantu languages are spoken across the country's ten provinces. The metical is the national currency. The population is predominantly rural, with fishing and agriculture anchoring daily life along the coast and interior.
Airports in Mozambique
12 airportsAirlines based in Mozambique
1 airline
Hotels in Mozambique
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