Picture
courtesy: mozambiquetravel.com
Picture
courtesy: mozambiquetravel.com
Best
time to visit Mozambique
Picture
courtesy: assets.sunsafaris.com
Picture courtesy: upload.wikimedia.org
Google
Plus: https://plus.google.com/b/115099366139121419469/+TravelezeCoUktraveleze
What could be wilder than Mozambique? Beautiful places
and exotic beaches, trumpeting winds, dancing palms, swinging waves, drooling fine
white sand and charming coastal landscapes, this is the ever so wonderful and
exclusive land of Mozambique. Mozambique is famous for its southeast coast, several
chains of mountains, tropical climate, largest sea park and historic towns that
is distinctive and remarkable. People come here to experience the most scenic
and astonishing holiday destinations that are still unexplored. The native
attractions and stunning natural wonders can take your breath away. World-class
tourists specially drift here for that unique safari tours and exotic
experience that coastal areas offer.
Picture
courtesy: mozambiquetravel.com
Picture
courtesy: scubadiveasia.com
The ever so lurching deep blue ocean attracts
travellers to enjoy a vast variety of sports here. The coastline itself is
quite wide and expansive (approx.2500 km), and offers plenty of sacred beaches
to discover. No doubt, Mozambique is a vibrant
country that has everything from bustling cities to the quaint fishing villages
that are widely scattered all across the region. You can enjoy as well as
witness the sunset here. No doubt, it is an ideal stopover; capture the beauty
right away.
If your resolution is to give yourself a break, then
visit Mozambique now...
Sofala Province
– Charm & weirdness resides here
If you love nature more than anything else, then just
visit Sofala Province that holds the most stunning Gorongosa National Park, which is known for
having wildest flora and fauna. You can explore the most distant limestone cliffs,
Urema Lake, the northwest flood plains, Murombozi river falls, and many other
locations that are the real home to the wild animals.
Picture
courtesy: lindaraftree.files.wordpress.com
Picture
courtesy: gorongosa.org
Picture
courtesy: upload.wikimedia.org
If you want to have happier, more connected and more
purposeful voyage, then choose Mozambique!
Quirimbas
Arquipelago – Witness sprawling beauty & edgy features
Picture
courtesy: accommodirect.com
Picture
courtesy: mozambiquetravelmanagement.com
This is the most astonishing and still unexplored
island in Mozambique, which is known for natural beauty, and exotic hidden
diving sites. You can explore mangroves, less populated islands, and many other
elements that can stun its worshippers.
Just take a deep breath, meditate and wander around
this island for that amazing feeling of love and freshness.
Niassa Province –
Get ready for the special treatment
Picture
courtesy: upload.wikimedia.org
People also visit Niassa Province to explore the
national reserve that is quite extensive and awesome. You can navigate through
the woodland, dense forest areas and isolated patches of wetlands that are
utterly unique in this region. The
region is also home to some of the most endangered & majestic animals of
the world. No doubt, magic resides here, just move through it. Niassa Province
is a perfect symbol of wilderness in mist!
Are you ready to hear the universal message of love
and peace here?
Relaxation, natural beauty as well as seclusion everything
is here, you just need to stay here for long. You will also notice the most
wonderful culture and tropical reef that will astonish you. The region will
boost up your confidence for exploration & discovery.
Picture
courtesy: ajambule.com
Picture courtesy: upload.wikimedia.org
The drier, cooler months of May to November are the
best time to visit Mozambique for a beach holiday or safari.
Did you know?
·
Mozambique has the only national flag with a modern weapon on it.
·
Mozambique is the only country with a single word name that includes
all five vowels.
I want to hear
from you, so let’s get connected friends!
Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/travelezecouk
Twitter:
https://twitter.com/travelezecouk
Instagram:
http://instagram.com/travelezecouk
Pinterest:
https://uk.pinterest.com/traveleze/
Website:
http://www.traveleze.co.uk