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580 km of shoreline facing Malawi, 42,000 km² of miombo reserve and the Zambezi in Tete: raw Mozambique, for independent travellers.
Thirty-two coral islands stretching off northern Mozambique, the Swahili heritage of Ibo and pristine reefs accessible only by dhow or charter plane from Pemba.
Gorongosa National Park, restored after the civil war in the Rift Valley, combines uncrowded safari, active scientific research, and endemic highland forest.
Five sand islands with 100-meter dunes off Vilanculos, a national park with access quotas and the last viable dugong population in the western Indian Ocean.
A modernist capital overlooking its bay, a coastal elephant reserve, and manta ray diving off Tofo: the south captures the essence of a first journey to Mozambique.
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