A center of culture Known for its cultural interventions in literature, painting, architecture, music and crafts, Mozambique is a true hub of African culture. Mia Couto, Malangatana and José Craveirinha are just a few examples of Mozambicans who have proven their talents internationally. Craftsmanship is notable for its black wood sculptures from the Makonde, in the north of Mozambique, but also for pieces that come from all over the country.
The quiet beaches In Mozambique, the beaches are quiet, the sand is fine and the water is turquoise blue. The warm waters are ideal for scuba diving and are home to many marine species, some of which are endangered. In Mozambique the beaches are calm, the sands are fine and the waters are turquoise blue. In the north of the country you can find the rocky beaches and in the south the sandy beaches, the favorite of the tourists who visit Mozambique. For water sports enthusiasts, the waters are perfect for scuba diving and spear fishing.
The power of nature Mozambique is a true paradise of nature! While the south has most of the tourist beaches and the country's bustling capital, the north is a wild and unexplored area. For those looking for adventure and discovery, northern Mozambique promises an unforgettable experience.