Custom 4×4 safaris in Mozambique



Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure with Mozguide and experience the beauty of Mozambique and surrounding countries with a seasoned traveler and expert in the region. Our founder and owner, Mike Slater, has been taking travelers from all walks of life, including investors, scientists, filmmakers, researchers, families, and more, on unforgettable journeys since 1996.
Mike's extensive knowledge of the region is evident in his two guidebooks about Mozambique and extensive network of family, friends, and contacts in the area. He has traveled the region by multiple modes of transportation, including bicycle, boat, bus, dugout, donkey-cart, train, kayak, ski-boat, airplane, helicopter, and his own 4×4 vehicles, and on foot. This allows him to take you to hidden destinations that few others even know exist.
In addition to being a trained military medic, Mike is also an accomplished "bush mechanic", ensuring a safe and seamless journey. Mozguide is equipped with all the necessary camping, catering, and off-roading gear; including tents, sleeping bags, cooking equipment, and water purification equipment, sufficient for groups of up to 30 people.
You have the option of joining Mike in his luxurious, reliable, and capable Toyota Prado 150 (7-seater, accommodating up to 3 adults and 2 children), or you can rent your own 4×4 vehicle and utilize Mike's vehicle for extra passengers and gear. An off-road luggage-trailer will be used as needed.
We will work with you to create a customized itinerary tailored to your unique interests and needs, with flexible scheduling to accommodate changes along the way. Let Mozguide show you the best of Mozambique and make unforgettable memories on your journey.
RATES: (Note that the amounts stated below EXCLUDE all other expenses such as fuel, accommodation, food/meals, visas, border taxes, road tolls etc)
Mike Slater as guide, camp and catering manager, "fixer" etc:
- US$150 per day (1-5 days), US$120 per day (6-10 days) and US$110 per day (11 days or more).
- Use of Toyota Prado 150 4×4 7-seater vehicle AN ADDITIONAL US$80 per day. (Only with Mike as guide, driver etc at the rates listed above).
- This includes all safari, off-road, camping and catering equipment. Vehicle includes 400km free EACH day – unused km are not carried over. Additional km per day @ US$0.50 per km.
Please note:
- The Kruger and Gonarezhou National Parks are common add-ons to visits to Mozambique.
- The amounts stated above EXCLUDE all other expenses such as fuel, accommodation, food/meals, visas, border taxes, road tolls etc.
- All additional expenses must be covered separately.




Kruger to the coast.
An adventurous, unhurried crossing: start in South Africa's Kruger National Park, cross into Mozambique at Pafuri or Giriyondo, traverse the Mozambican wilderness through Zinave and Banhine National Parks, and finish on the coast at Vilanculos.
Runs April to December. April/May and November/December are the best windows.- Kruger National ParkSouth Africa — the departure point
- Pafuri / Giriyondothe border crossings into Mozambique
- Zinave & BanhineNational Parks — the Mozambican wilderness
- Vilanculosthe Indian Ocean coast — journey's end
Kruger National Park to Mozambique Coast: Adventure via Pafuri or Giriyondo Borders
The duration of the trip is a minimum of 2 nights (excluding Gonarezhou, Zinave, and Banhine), and a minimum of 6 nights if Gonarezhou is included or 4 nights if Zinave and/or Banhine are included. This does not include days spent in the Kruger National Park or along the Mozambique Coast. All costs for any additional days are for your account, i.e., you pay your own way. MozGuide can compile itineraries including the Kruger National Park and the coast of Mozambique, but additional costs apply depending on how many days and the type of accommodation.
Note that the dry season between April/May and November/December is the best time to take this trip. During the wet season, the Limpopo River is too high to cross (including using the pontoon), or local roads are too wet or flooded, or both.
You can combine the above routes to form a circular route, and Gonarezhou (Zimbabwe) Zinave and/or Banhine National Parks can be included as options. If the trip starts in Johannesburg, rather than meeting you at either the Pafuri or Giriyondo borders, add at least a day or more days if spending time in the Kruger Park before crossing into Mozambique.
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