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Mozambique is a captivating nation located in southeastern Africa, with more than 2,500 kilometers of pristine coastline washed by the warm waters of the Mozambique Channel in the Indian Ocean. It stands out for the paradisiacal archipelagos of Bazaruto and Quirimbas, marine sanctuaries of whale sharks, giant manta rays and dugongs in Praia do Tofo, the epic history of conservation and recovery of fauna in the Gorongosa National Park, the historic Ilha de Moçambique (UNESCO) and an exquisite gastronomy based on fresh seafood and fiery piri-piri sauce.

Mozambiqueの洗練と独占性
Mozambique is a captivating nation located in southeastern Africa, with more than 2,500 kilometers of pristine coastline washed by the warm waters of the Mozambique Channel in the Indian Ocean. It stands out for the paradisiacal archipelagos of Bazaruto and Quirimbas, marine sanctuaries of whale sharks, giant manta rays and dugongs in Praia do Tofo, the epic history of conservation and recovery of fauna in the Gorongosa National Park, the historic Ilha de Moçambique (UNESCO) and an exquisite gastronomy based on fresh seafood and fiery piri-piri sauce.
Mozambique has an official online electronic visa system (eVisa) through its government portal for most tourist nationalities. It is recommended to request online pre-registration weeks in advance to present the digital confirmation upon arrival at international airports or land border crossings where the fee is paid and the biometric visa is formalized.
You drive on the left side of the road (inheritance of regional integration with neighboring countries in southern Africa). While the main coastal road (EN1) is mostly paved, to access deep sandy beaches such as Ponta do Ouro, Tofo, Pomene or the inland slopes of Gorongosa it is strictly mandatory to have a genuine 4x4 off-road vehicle with a gearbox.
The official currency is the Mozambican Metical (MZN). In the south of the country (Ponta do Ouro, Maputo, Vilankulo) the South African Rand (ZAR) and the US Dollar (USD) in cash are widely accepted. Automatic teller machines (ATMs) work well in major cities to withdraw Meticals with international cards, but it is essential to carry enough cash to pay tolls, local markets and fuel in rural areas.