
Quirimbas Archipelago
Pristine Coral Islands of the Indian Ocean
- Traditional dhow sailing
- Diving in coral reefs
- Authentic fishing villages

Tailor-made itineraries with a French-speaking local agency based in Mozambique.
Five experiences that reveal authentic Mozambican soul

Pristine Coral Islands of the Indian Ocean

Swahili Heritage and Hybrid Colonial Architecture

Spectacular revival of African wildlife

Deserted beaches and centuries-old maritime traditions

Authentic encounters with Mozambican people
Tailor-made itineraries created by our local agency in Mozambique, suited to every kind of traveller.
10 daysA transformative retreat between the Indian Ocean and Mozambique's wild lands
5 990 €
20 daysFrom the vineyards of the Cape to the lagoons of Knysna, follow South Africa's legendary Garden Route.
1 980 €
15 daysFrom the Kruger savannas to the turquoise lagoons of Mozambique, a journey where Africa reveals its most beautiful contrasts.
2 050 €

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My checklist →Mozambique stretches its 2,500 kilometers of coastline facing the Indian Ocean, blending white sand beaches and turquoise waters with ancient Swahili traditions. This former Portuguese colony reveals a fascinating cultural blend, where Arab, African and European influences meet in the stone and coral architecture of Ilha de Moçambique, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Far from the beaten path, this destination offers rare authenticity: fishing villages where traditional dhows resound, colorful markets filled with spices and capulana fabrics, and warm hospitality that transforms every encounter into a privileged moment.
The Quirimbas archipelago reveals preserved coral islands where traditional dhow fishing is still practiced. Ilha de Moçambique, the former colonial capital, fascinates with its architectural heritage blending Arab and Portuguese influences. Gorongosa National Park, rebuilt after decades of war, is home to rebounding wildlife in miombo landscapes and wetland areas. Maputo charms with its bustling central market and Art deco architecture, while the Niassa Reserve offers intimate safaris in one of Africa's largest protected areas.
Mozambique is best discovered over 14 to 18 days, combining cultural exploration and beach relaxation. This customized trip suits travelers seeking authenticity and willing to embrace a certain level of adventure in a developing country. Budget to plan for: from 3,200 euros per person for an itinerary combining land discovery and island stay, with charming accommodations and private transport suited to local infrastructure.
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Our local agency Mozambique lives Mozambique every day. An English-speaking team in Mozambique that designs each bespoke journey from the ground — attuned to your pace and desires. You work directly with the people crafting your itinerary and who will be there when you arrive.
Mozambique touches me with its light, its hospitality and its simplicity. My role is to create journeys that respect this beauty, without turning it into a backdrop.
— Clara
A network of local agencies bound by one standard — creating authentic, tailor-made and responsible journeys.
You are supported by a local team based in Mozambique, who knows the terrain, seasons, itineraries and local partners.
Private tailor-made journey or small group departure: we guide you towards the formula best suited to your budget, your pace and your way of traveling.
Before and during your trip, our local team remains available to support you, answer your questions and adapt the itinerary if needed.
You benefit from secure payment, a clear contract and protection under French law, including a guarantee of deposited funds.
Guides and advice to plan your trip au Mozambique.

Que mettre dans sa valise pour un voyage au Mozambique ?

Situé juste au sud de l’Équateur, le Mozambique séduit par la diversité de ses paysages : plages immenses baignées par des eaux turquoise, réserves naturelles riches en faune, et villages authentiques

Lors d’un séjour au Mozambique, comprendre le fonctionnement de la monnaie locale est essentiel pour faciliter les transactions au quotidien. Que ce soit pour régler un repas, prendre les transports o

Le Mozambique, vaste pays d’Afrique australe, offre plusieurs modes de transport adaptés à ses infrastructures et paysages variés. Si les grandes villes comme Maputo et Beira disposent de réseaux rout
The questions our travelers ask before departure.
There are no direct flights from France to Mozambique. With a stopover (via Addis Ababa, Doha or Johannesburg), expect around 12 to 15 hours of travel time from Paris to Maputo.
Read the full answerIn Mozambique (country code +258), mobile networks work well in cities with operators Vodacom, Movitel, and Tmcel. Local SIM cards are affordable. Internet is available in major cities and hotels, but limited in rural areas.
Read the full answerIn Mozambique, use buses and minibuses (chapas) for local journeys, domestic flights for long distances, and taxis or cars with drivers in cities. Car rental is possible but requires caution.
Read the full answerThe best time to visit Mozambique is from May to October, during the dry season. This period offers ideal conditions for safaris and beach activities, with less rainfall and pleasant temperatures.
Read the full answerFor Mozambique, pack lightweight cotton clothing, hat, sunglasses, swimsuit, hiking shoes, light raincoat, sweaters for evenings, complete first-aid kit with antimalarial medication, mosquito repellent, sunscreen and power adapter.
Read the full answerMozambique has a tropical climate with two distinct seasons: a dry season from May to October (pleasant weather) and a rainy season from November to March (heat, humidity and cyclone risk).
Read the full answerMozambique is 1 hour ahead of France in winter, with no time difference in summer. When it's noon in Paris in January, it's 1 p.m. in Maputo. In July, both countries share the same time.
Read the full answerMozambique has approximately 33 million inhabitants in 2025, making it one of the most populated countries in Southern Africa.
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