Bordered by the Indian Ocean with its long white sandy beaches and coconut tree, Mozambique is still a destination little known to tourists.

 

Former Portuguese colony, Mozambique is still rich in colonial buildings which give a particular dimension to this African country. From Maputo, the modern African capital with its hustle and bustle, its restaurants and historic buildings, to the Bazaruto archipelago, its turquoise blue lagoon and the air of African Seychelles, you will find a unique and mysterious atmosphere.

 

The seasons are the opposite of those in the northern hemisphere and one finds a tropical climate here.

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Summer is from November to March. It can be warm and humid with temperatures averaging from 26° to 31°

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Winter is from April to October. It is dry with temperatures averaging between 15° and 20°.

The ideal time to visit Mozambique is during the dry season, when you can avoid the humid heat of summer with its occasional torrential downpours.