Mozambique Special Travel Offers

Northern Mozambique (Quirimbas/Pemba)

Premier destination for water sports. Abundant marine life and pristine coral reefs. White sands lap the warm Indian ocean.

Bazaruto Archipelago / Vilanculos area

Dive with humpback whales, dolphins and moray eels. These breathtaking reefs are also home to leatherback and loggerhed turtles. World renowned for big game fishing .

Inhambane area

Plenty of activities to enjoy from diving, snorkelling, sailing, horse riding, whale watching, quad trails, ocean safaris and fishing.

Maputo area ( Southern Mozambique)

The Ilha da Inhaca is considered a World Biological heritage due to its magnificent multicolour coral reefs and rare fish species.

 

Caprivi.

This area is characterised by its network of woodlands, riverine forests, swamps and rivers, it is both a birdwatchers and fishermans paradise.

Accommodation choices are varied with most lodges having their own boats for rent.

Central

Here you will find Namibia\'s only city - Windhoek - a rich blend of cultures with excellent restaurants - arts and craft markets - vibrant nightlife.

Windhoek is an important safari hub for exploring the rest of Namibia as well as neighbouring countries.

Accommodation is offered from hotels and pensions to guest farms and lodges.

Attractions in and around Windhoek include the Gross Barmen Resort, the thermal springs at Rehoboth, the Daan Vilejon game park.

Coastal

From Kunene river to Walvis Bay, Namibias coastline supports high concentrations of marine life making it a fishermans paradise.

Accommodation in Swakopmund and Walvis Bay varies from small guesthouses to hotels.

Inland of Swakopmund lies the Namib Naukluft park and the plains of the Namib.

Of interest too are the Erongo Mountains, southwest of Omaruru - a network of caves and rock containing a wealth of rock paintings.

Etosha

Is one of Africa's great wildlife parks located in northern Namibia.

A huge mineral pan more than 22 000 sq kms in extent.

The flatness of Etosha allows for easy game viewing of more than 150 mammal species - including the endangered Black Rhino and rare species such as the Black Faced Impala.

There are a number of rest camps around Etosha as well as private safari lodges.

Okaukuejo, Halali and Namutoni are the best known with floodlit waterholes at Okaukuejo and Namutoni.

Fish River Canyon

This 160 kms long massive gorge is regarded as the world's second largest canyon.

Located in southern Namibia - estimates show that it was formed approx.

500-million years ago.

The ravine reaches 27 kms wide and 550 metres deep in certain sections and forms part of the Richtersveld Transfrontier National Park.

Viewing points are well marked and offer awesome views of the canyon.

For the fit and adventurous there is a 54 mile hike in the canyon.

Kalahari Desert

Also known as the Kgalagadi is a fossil desert.

A landscape of camelthorn, ebony and acacia trees, small red dunes and golden grasses.

The Kalahari is best known for its inhabitants - the San Bushmen, one of the world's oldest cultures and for its wildlife including brown hyenas, lions, meerkats, jackals, eland and many species of birds and reptiles.

Namib Desert

Perhaps the world's oldest desert - about 1200 miles in length and 70 miles wide.