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Take a lookMozambique is not only a tropical paradise, but is also rich in history. Beautiful monuments from as far back as the 1500's with fascinating architecture still stand today to tell many interesting stories. Vasco da Gamma changed the face of Mozambique when he came ashore in Mozambique during his first voyage in 1498, where he eventually gained control over Mozambique so that he could ultimately colonize the country. Read about other natural features and huge man made projects that make Mozambique one of the most interesting countries in Africa.
Click on the links below for more information on popular monuments and landmarks that still exist in Mozambique to this date (towns listed from A-Z):
"The ship graveyard", Macuti lighthouse, The Cathedral of Beira & Ruins of the Fort in Sofala, The Grande Hotel Beira
Read MoreThe Cahora Bassa Dam is fed by the iconic Zambezi River and is the 2nd largest hydroelectric dam in Africa and the 5th...
Read MoreAbout 4km north east of Chimoio is a renowned rock formation which appears to have a side profile of an old ...
Read MoreIf you take a drive 26km north to Chirrunduo, you will cross a dam wall which goes over the famous Limpopo River. Visitors must be ...
Read MoreGurue is located at the base of Mount Namuli which is Mozambique's 2nd highest mountain - 2419m above sea level. Visitors can...
Read MoreCathedral of Our Lady of Conception in Inhambane, The Governors Palace / House in Inhambane, The Railway Station in Inhambane, The Old Mosque in Inhambane, Inhambane's Harbour & Dhows in Inhambane, The Inhambane Museum in Inhambane
Read MoreLa Mosquée d'Inharrime - There is a mosque with beautiful architecture in Inharrime
Read MoreChapel of Nossa Senhora de Baluarte, The Governor's Place, Explore the rich History in the island of Mozambique and More Historical sites and landmarks in Island of Mozambique...
Read MorePine Forest and Manica Mountain - Mountains and beautiful tall pine forests surround Manica - A picturesque but...
Read MoreMaputo Catholic Cathedral in Maputo, The Central Railway Station in Maputo, City Hall in Maputo, The Museum of the Revolution in Maputo, Jardim Tunduru in Maputo, The Iron House in Maputo, Xefina Island - an island used as a jail in the colonial days
Read MoreRio (River) Licungo, Rio Ligonha Mountain, Mount Mabu, Mocuba City Hall / Cathedral
Read MoreNampula Cathedral de Nosa Senhora da Conceicao, Nampula Inselberg Mountains
Read MoreNacole Baobab, Slave Trade Fort at Ponta Romero Lighthouse, Paquitequete - 1km after Ponta Romero Light house
Read MoreOld Pomene Hotel Ruins - Ruins of the once vibrant and popular Pomene Hotel still remain in Ponta False
Read MoreCoconut Plantation, Quelimane Catholic Church and old Waterfront Church
Read MoreThe Quirimba Archipelago islands consist of 32 exotic islands that feature historical landmarks and ruins from the colonial days / mid 1900's ...
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If you're travelling to Mozambique for a holiday or for business reasons, then you may want to take a look at the Mozambican Border Post Requirements before you leave. You don't want to do all that travelling for nothing, now do you? Click the button below to view, download and print the necessary border gate requirements for Mozambique
Border gate requirements for MozambiqueBeautiful clear waters, white sand and blue skies, make this destination the perfect place to spend your holiday. Visitors often travel to Mozambique to spend their time off, snorkeling, scuba diving and enjoying the hot sun and warm waters.
With plenty of resorts / lodges / hotels and other accommodation situated on Mozambique's spectacular beaches, Mozambicans have really taken advantage of their stunning coastline. There are also plenty of top class game reserves for the Game and bird watching enthusiasts.
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