Experience Mozambique like a local.
Tailor-made 4×4 journeys and expert travel consultations across Mozambique — from the Kruger bushveld to the Indian Ocean coast. Planned around you by Mike Slater, on these tracks and beaches since 1996.
- 1996
- Guiding Mozambique since
- 25+
- Years on the tracks
- 2,700 km
- Of Indian Ocean coastline
- Up to 30
- Travellers per group
Mozambique is a beautiful country located in southern Africa, known for its stunning coastline, crystal-clear waters, and rich culture. The country is home to a diverse array of landscapes, from the pristine beaches of the Indian Ocean to the lush forests of the interior. The country also has a rich history and culture, with Portuguese colonial influences still evident in its architecture, food, and music.
One of the main draws of Mozambique for tourists is its beaches. The country is home to some of the most picturesque beaches in Africa, with miles of pristine white sand and turquoise waters. Visitors can enjoy activities like swimming, snorkeling, and scuba diving, as well as fishing and boating. The Bazaruto and Quirimbas archipelagos are especially popular among tourists, known for their beautiful coral reefs and marine life.
The country also offers plenty of opportunities for eco-tourism. From the Gorongosa National Park, known for its wildlife and bird-watching opportunities, to the stunning scenery of the Chimanimani Mountains, there are plenty of chances to explore the natural beauty of Mozambique.
Mozambique is also famous for its seafood, the peri-peri chicken and traditional dishes like Matapa, made of peanut butter and cassava leaves. Along with that, the nightlife, especially in Maputo the capital city is vibrant with live music, delicious food and friendly people.
Overall, Mozambique is a destination that offers something for everyone, from adventure-seekers to beach-lovers to culture enthusiasts. With its diverse landscapes, rich culture, and friendly people, it's a destination that should not be missed.
Been everywhere, knows everyone — and when something breaks 200 km from the nearest town, that's exactly who you want driving.
Mike Slater has been guiding travellers through Mozambique since 1996 — more than 25 years spent learning the country the slow way. He has crossed it by every means going, from bicycle to helicopter, and taken all kinds of people along with him: investors, scientists, filmmakers, researchers and families.
Bushveld to blue water.
My input has, more than once, been the difference between a dream trip and a disaster.