Please refer to the Travel Requirement page for an in-depth answer to this question.

Yes- as Mozambique is considered an all year-round destination that has a malaria risk across the country.

The official language of Mozambique is Portuguese. The staff at hotels and lodges speak English. Other local languages include Swahili, Makhuwa, Sena, Ndau and Shangaan (Tsonga).

Local time in Mozambique is GMT +2

Water in Mozambique is safe for bathing. We recommend that you use bottled water for drinking during your trip.

It is generally 10% at restaurants and staff do appreciate tips for good service across several hospitality entities.

Most accommodation facilities are wi-fi enabled. It is, however, wise to confirm this before booking if it is essential on your visit.

Crime is potentially associated with petty muggings. It is wise to have all your belongings well managed on your trip. Utilise in-room safes and do not leave valuables lying around.

Souvenir shopping at markets and community stalls often requires cash in local currency, which is Meticals. You should be able to withdraw Meticals at an ATM.

Pack light, casual, beach wear. It is mostly a year-round sunshine country. On the odd occasion of a cold or rainy day, a sweater is needed. For the evenings, carry a shawl or cover-up, and long trousers for gentlemen as you may be bitten by mosquitos.

Always carry your passport or a certified copy of your passport with you.

Stick to drinking bottled water. 

Pack medication such as rehydrate, antibiotics, and malaria tablets.

Bring loads of sunblock, a hat, and mosquito repellant.

Keep up to date with the current affairs of the country. Understand where the “hot spots” for crime and unrest are. Ensure that you do not put yourself in harm’s way.

Many hotels offer an inclusive package. Make sure you know what is included and what is not. Ask your travel agent or the property for all the exclusions and the cost of these foods/ activities.