Mozambique is a located in Southeast Africa, bordered by the Indian Ocean to the east. With beautiful natural landscapes, diverse wildlife and a rich heritage, Mozambique is a stunning country yet one of the world’s least visited.
The paradise beaches of the Quirimbas and Bazaruto islands are Mozambique’s top attractions, followed by Gorongosa, a wildlife and ecotourism park.
Geography
Capital : Maputo
Area: 801,590 km² (309,500 sq mi)
Population: 28,861,863 (2017 estimate)
Language
The official language is Portuguese. There are several local languages and dialects spoken by a large majority of the Mozambican population.
Time Zone
UTC+2
Currency
The official currency is the metical (MZN). The Euro, the US dollar, the South African rand are accepted in Mozambique and used in the country.
Electrical Current | Sockets
Electrical Voltage: 220 V | Frequency: 50 Hz
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Visa and Entry Requirements
Depending on your country of citizenship, you may need a visa together with a valid passport to visit Mozambique.
Vaccines | Health
You should see your doctor 4 to 8 weeks before your trip to Mozambique in order to check if you needed any vaccinations or other kind of medication. Medical facilities in Mozambique are limited, and some medicines may be unavailable. Make sure you have travel health insurance that covers repatriation.
During your stay, drink only bottled water, avoid raw vegetables unless they can be washed thoroughly, and take the usual precautions against mosquitoes by using insect repellent.
Safety
Crime against tourists is rare. However, you should take the usual precautions concerning your passport, money and cards.
Climate
Mozambique has a humid tropical climate, influenced by the Indian Ocean monsoons and the warm currents from the Mozambique Channel. Based on temperature and rainfall, the best time to visit Mozambique is during the dry season, that is, between May and September, when the weather is relatively cool and pleasant.
