The Seabed of Mozambique

A thousand and one wonders

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Mozambique

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Mozambique is an exceptional destination for lovers of marine life. Its warm, clear waters are home to an incredible diversity of species: vibrant, colourful coral reefs and a multitude of tropical fish. Sea turtles, playful dolphins, majestic manta rays, impressive whale sharks and rare dugongs inhabit these waters, offering divers unforgettable encounters.
From July to October, Mozambique becomes the stage for a fascinating natural spectacle: the humpback whale migration. These ocean giants pass through these waters to breed and raise their calves, giving visitors a unique opportunity for observation in a pristine setting.
Between its abundant biodiversity and striking underwater scenery, Mozambique appeals to anyone wanting to dive into a true aquatic paradise, far from the crowds and close to nature.

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Our seasonal advice

Humpback whales are observed from May to October, and whale sharks are generally present from October to May.

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Established in 2002, Quirimbas National Park spans 7,500 km² of preserved landscapes, combining mangrove forests, coral reefs and pristine beaches along Mozambique's northern coast. While the park includes a large terrestrial area home to important elephant migration corridors, it is best known for its 12 main islands forming the Quirimbas Archipelago, true natural gems. These islands ...

Mozambique Island

An island shaped like a crescent

Despite its modest size — barely 3,000 metres long and only a few hundred metres wide — Ilha de Moçambique, a small crescent-shaped island, is a true hidden gem, rich in fascinating history and vibrant culture. Located in the northern province of Nampula, this unique island is connected to the mainland by a narrow 3-kilometre bridge, itself a symbol of the link between past and ...

Bazaruto Archipelago

The pearl of the Indian Ocean

Scattered along the southern coast of Mozambique, the Bazaruto Archipelago is made up of five main islands: Bazaruto, Benguerra, Magaruque, Bangue, and the small Santa Carolina, once nicknamed “Paradise Island”. Designated a national park in 2000, this well-preserved archipelago is a jewel of biodiversity, combining coastal forests, savannah, salt marshes and spectacular coral reefs. It is ...

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