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Mozambique Vacation

The ultimate guide to your next Mozambique Vacation

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The salt-kissed air whispers tales of the Indian Ocean as your bare feet sink into the sun-warmed sands of Mozambique. A traditional dhow, its white sail billowing, cuts a graceful silhouette against the fiery canvas of the setting sun, while the turquoise waves gently caress the shore. Nearby, the smell of spices and seafood waft towards you, beckoning you to enjoy the ocean’s bounty like a local.

Here, on this sliver of paradise, time surrenders to the rhythm of the tides. Days unfold in a tapestry of experiences: taking in the kaleidoscopic coral gardens and marine life of the Bazaruto Archipelago, swimming in the serene company of whale sharks, or tracing the footsteps of history through the timeworn streets of Ilha de Moçambique, where the legacies of Swahili traders and Portuguese explorers linger in the ochre-colored architecture.

Inland, wildlife vies for survival in vast national parks, thriving in spite of a violent history, while Maputo stands proudly as a symbol of the country’s modern progress. Mozambique is a land of captivating contrasts – a raw, untamed beauty juxtaposed with a warm, inviting spirit. It’s a place to lose yourself and find yourself again, a haven for the weary soul and a siren call to the adventurer within.

Why Mozambique?

Pristine Beaches & Islands: Unspoiled white-sand beaches and remote islands, including the Bazaruto and Quirimbas Archipelagos, offer an idyllic escape.
World-Class Diving & Marine Life: Home to some of the best diving and snorkelling sites in Africa, with vibrant coral reefs, whale sharks, and manta rays.
Rich Cultural Heritage: A fascinating fusion of African, Portuguese, and Arabic influences seen in the cuisine, architecture, and traditions.
Authentic & Undiscovered: Unlike many tropical destinations, Mozambique remains uncrowded, offering a sense of exclusivity and tranquillity.
Adventure & Water Sports: From dhow sailing to deep-sea fishing and kayaking, Mozambique offers thrilling activities for ocean lovers.

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Where To Go In Mozambique

Discover Mozambique’s treasures, from the idyllic Quirimbas Archipelago to the lively streets of Maputo and beyond.

Bazaruto Island

The Bazaruto Archipelago, off Mozambique's southern coastline, is a group of five islands known for their clear waters, coral reefs, and marine biodiversity. As a protected national park, Bazaruto offers...

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Gorongosa National Park

Gorongosa National Park, located in central Mozambique, is a restored wildlife haven known for its biodiversity and ambitious conservation model. Often described as one of Africa's greatest wildlife recovery stories,...

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Ibo Island and the Quirimbas Archipelago

The Quirimbas Archipelago, a chain of islands off northern Mozambique, offers a blend of rich history and pristine natural beauty. Ibo Island, once a bustling trading post, now invites visitors...

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Inhambane and Tofo

Inhambane, a historic coastal town, and the nearby beach village of Tofo offer a blend of cultural heritage and marine adventures. Known for their colonial architecture, vibrant markets, and world-class...

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Island of Mozambique

With its layered history and island charm, the Island of Mozambique (Ilha de Moçambique) stands apart as one of the most atmospheric destinations in the country. Once the capital of...

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Maputo

Maputo, Mozambique's capital, is a vibrant city that blends African, Portuguese, and Mediterranean influences. With its bustling markets, historic sites, and coastal charm, Maputo offers a dynamic urban experience. Must-Visit...

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Ponta do Ouro

Ponta do Ouro, located near the South African border, is a popular beach destination known for its marine life and laid-back atmosphere. It's a favourite spot for diving, surfing, and...

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Vilanculos

Vilanculos is a coastal town that serves as the gateway to the Bazaruto Archipelago. Known for its vibrant local culture, water sports, and stunning beaches, it's a hub for marine...

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Best Time To Visit Mozambique

Best Time To Go By Month

Peak Season

Low Season

Shoulder Season

January

January falls within Mozambique’s low season, offering a unique opportunity to experience this stunning country with fewer crowds. While it’s the rainy season, the lush, green landscapes and abundant water attract a wealth of wildlife. This time is ideal for those interested in quieter safaris, birdwatching, and experiencing the natural beauty of the rainy season.

Weather in January

View of a rainstorm over a coastline in Mozambique near the Bazaruto Archipelago. — Expect humid weather and occasional thunderstorms during January. | Photo: HeckerBob via Getty

Expect warm, humid weather, with occasional thundershowers that refresh the landscape. The rains bring about a vibrant green transformation to the terrain, making it a photographer’s paradise. Lightweight clothing, including a rain jacket, is ideal for navigating the occasional downpours.

Average Weather in January

Temperature	Celsius	Fahrenheit	Rainfall
Min	23℃	73℉	3.9 inches
Max	31℃	88℉	9.8 inches

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National Parks to Visit in Mozambique During January

View of the horizon over Lake Malawi as seen from Niassa Reserve in Mozambique. — Lake Malawi in Niassa Reserve is a great spot to go during the low season in January. | Photo: Mario Franco via Getty

Gorongosa National Park

January in Gorongosa is marked by lush vegetation due to the rains, which makes wildlife harder to spot, but the park remains rich with birdlife. This is the time for avid birdwatchers to explore the area. With fewer tourists, you can enjoy the park in relative solitude.

Bazaruto Archipelago

Though rain may limit certain activities, the Bazaruto Archipelago is still beautiful in January. Its white-sand beaches and crystal-clear waters remain captivating, and marine life is abundant, including the chance to spot whale sharks and other seasonal species.

Niassa Reserve

The Niassa Reserve experiences its rainy season in January, but it’s an excellent time for those wanting to experience the wild beauty of this untouched area. You might not see large herds of animals, but the stunning landscapes and birdwatching opportunities are remarkable during this period.

Activities to Do in Mozambique During January

Birdwatching safaris
Photographic safaris
Scenic beach visits
Enjoying the lush greenery and tranquility

February

February is another month in Mozambique’s low season, but it’s an exciting time for wildlife enthusiasts. While the rains continue, the landscapes are lush, and there’s a real sense of serenity as fewer tourists visit during this time. Ideal for nature lovers seeking a peaceful and unhurried safari experience.

Weather in February

Ominous-looking clouds floating over the ocean signalling an impending storm. — Expect thunderstorms and humidity during February | Photo: Photos.com

Expect high humidity and the possibility of afternoon thunderstorms, keeping temperatures hot. While rain is common, it cools the air, providing a refreshing break from the heat. Lightweight clothing is recommended, and be sure to pack a rain jacket.

Average Weather in February

Temperature	Celsius	Fahrenheit	Rainfall
Min	23℃	73℉	3.1 inches
Max	31℃	88℉	8.3 inches

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National Parks to Visit in Mozambique During February

Two snorkellers in the water — The warm waters of the Bazaruto Archipelago is a fantastic spot for snorkelling. | Photo: Getty Images

Gorongosa National Park

The rainy season brings a rich burst of life in Gorongosa, especially in its wetlands, which attract a variety of bird species and smaller animals. While big game may be harder to find, the park offers a quieter, more intimate safari experience with lush scenery.

Bazaruto Archipelago

February is an excellent time to visit Bazaruto for those looking to experience the beauty of the underwater world. The marine park offers rich biodiversity, and the warm waters are perfect for diving and snorkelling.

Maputo Special Reserve

Although February sees more rain, the Maputo Special Reserve still offers stunning landscapes, especially for birdwatching. The reserve is less crowded, giving you a more exclusive safari experience, and wildlife is active as the rains bring plenty of water to the region.

Activities to Do in Mozambique During February

Birdwatching safaris
Snorkelling and diving in the Bazaruto Archipelago
Beach relaxation and coastal exploration

March

March is still part of the low season, but it marks the tail end of the rainy period, offering a unique opportunity to witness the country in a quieter and more peaceful state. The rains begin to subside, but the country is still lush, providing excellent photographic opportunities.

Weather in March

View of a seashore with a few white fluffy clouds off the the left of the horizon. — March marks the tail end of the rainy season. | Photo: itissharp via Getty

The rains gradually decrease, but the humidity remains high. Expect occasional showers and temperatures that are often hot, but the rain provides a welcome cooling effect. Light clothing and a rain jacket are still recommended for the occasional showers.

Average Weather in March

Temperature	Celsius	Fahrenheit	Rainfall
Min	22℃	72℉	2.4 inches
Max	31℃	88℉	6.3 inches

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National Parks to Visit in Mozambique During March

A whale shark swimming through the ocean — Underwater visibility is good at this period, a good time to go diving to see some of Mozambique’s marine wildlife. | Photo: Getty Images

Gorongosa National Park

With the rains still present, Gorongosa is incredibly lush, and the wetlands are teeming with life. While wildlife is more spread out, March is an excellent time for those looking for quieter, less busy safari experiences, especially birdwatching.

Bazaruto Archipelago

This is a fantastic time to explore the Bazaruto Archipelago’s underwater life, as visibility is still good for diving and snorkelling. The beaches remain beautiful, and the archipelago sees fewer tourists compared to the peak season.

Niassa Reserve

March is part of the quieter period in Niassa Reserve, making it ideal for visitors who prefer seclusion and untouched landscapes. The reserve is rich with biodiversity, and the rainy season brings fresh life to this remote destination. This is prime time for birding and seeing baby animals.

Activities to Do in Mozambique During March

Birdwatching safaris
Snorkelling and diving in Bazaruto
Relaxing on less crowded beaches
Photography safaris with lush landscapes

April

April marks the beginning of Mozambique’s shoulder season, offering a balanced combination of favourable weather and fewer tourists. The rains begin to subside, and while the landscapes are still lush, the wildlife starts to become easier to spot. It’s an excellent time for those who want to experience the beauty of the country without the peak season crowds.

Weather in April

View of the cost as seen from Bazaruto Island, Mozambique — During April, temperatures start to cool down with less rain. | Photo: dermezel21 via Getty

Temperatures start to cool down, and the rain becomes less frequent, although occasional showers can still occur. The humidity remains moderate, and the lush landscapes continue to provide great photographic opportunities. Light clothing, including a light rain jacket, is still recommended.

Average Weather in April

Temperature	Celsius	Fahrenheit	Rainfall
Min	20℃	68℉	0.8 inches
Max	30℃	86℉	1.2 inches

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National Parks to Visit in Mozambique During April

Zoomed in shot of elephants and their calves standing in long borwn grass wih some white birds on them. — Gorongosa National Park’s wildlife becomes much more visible due to lessening rain during this period. | Photo: Deborah Varrie via Unsplash

Gorongosa National Park

April is a fantastic time to visit Gorongosa, as the park’s rich biodiversity becomes more visible with the fading rains. The vegetation remains lush, and the area is less crowded, offering an intimate experience while spotting birds, primates, and smaller game.

Bazaruto Archipelago

The Bazaruto Archipelago remains a beautiful destination in April. The water is still warm, and marine life is abundant. Visibility for diving and snorkelling improves as the rains ease. It’s a great month for those seeking a more peaceful beach retreat.

Maputo Special Reserve

This is one of the best times to explore the Maputo Special Reserve. The grasslands are still lush, and the reserve is less crowded than during peak season, giving you a more private safari experience. Wildlife sightings are plentiful, and the weather is comfortable.

Activities to Do in Mozambique During April

Game drives and wildlife safaris
Diving and snorkelling in Bazaruto
Scenic beach walks and relaxation
Birdwatching safaris

May

May is a shoulder season month, making it a fantastic time to visit Mozambique for a combination of mild weather and exciting safari opportunities. The rains are mostly over, and the country begins to dry out, but the landscapes remain lush, offering an ideal balance between beautiful surroundings and comfortable conditions.

Weather in May

View of a rocky shoreline in Mozabique — May brings with it cooler temperatures and less rain | Photo: Niassa via Unsplash

Expect cooler temperatures, with little to no rain. The humidity is lower, making the weather more comfortable for outdoor activities. Light clothing is suitable, and the weather is perfect for long game drives and beach explorations.

Average Weather in May

Temperature	Celsius	Fahrenheit	Rainfall
Min	17℃	63℉	0.2 inches
Max	28℃	82℉	1.2 inches

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National Parks to Visit in Mozambique During May

Gorongosa National Park

In May, Gorongosa is transitioning into its dry season, making wildlife easier to spot as the vegetation begins to thin out. The park remains lush, and game drives are ideal during this month as animals gather around waterholes.

Bazaruto Archipelago

The archipelago’s beaches are idyllic in May, and the waters remain warm for swimming and diving. Visibility for diving is at its best, and the abundance of marine life is a key draw during this time of year.

Maputo Special Reserve

May sees perfect weather for safaris in the Maputo Special Reserve. The wildlife is active, and the park is quieter than during the peak season, giving you a more personal and tranquil experience. The dry weather makes the landscape more accessible for game drives.

Activities to Do in Mozambique During May

Wildlife safaris and game drives
Diving and snorkelling
Beach and coastal activities
Birdwatching safaris

June

June marks the start of Mozambique’s peak season, with excellent weather, dry landscapes, and increased wildlife activity. This is the ideal time for a luxury safari experience, with good visibility and comfortable temperatures. The influx of visitors also brings higher rates, but the overall experience is well worth it.

Weather in June

Sand dune on a beach of Bazaruto island, Mozambique — Expect dry weather and excellent wildlife activity | Photo: dermezel21 via Getty

Expect mild temperatures with minimal rainfall. The dry season begins in earnest, and the humidity is low. The cool weather makes it perfect for outdoor activities like game drives, beach walks, and safaris. Layered clothing is recommended for early mornings and evenings.

Average Weather in June

Temperature	Celsius	Fahrenheit	Rainfall
Min	15℃	59℉	0.1 inches
Max	27℃	81℉	0.6 inches

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National Parks to Visit in Mozambique During June

Two giraffes hanging out in Mozambique — Due to the dry conditions and less vegetation, wildlife viewing is excellent during this period. Photo: Deborah Varrie

Gorongosa National Park

June is one of the best months to visit Gorongosa, as the dry conditions make wildlife more concentrated around waterholes. The park’s diverse ecosystems make it an exciting place to spot elephants, lions, and a variety of bird species.

Bazaruto Archipelago

June offers calm seas and clear skies, making it a great time to visit the Bazaruto Archipelago for diving, snorkelling, and other marine activities. The waters are at their clearest, and marine life is abundant.

Maputo Special Reserve

The Maputo Special Reserve is also great in June, as the dry season ensures wildlife sightings are at their peak. The reserve is less crowded compared to other African safari destinations, offering a more peaceful safari experience.

Activities to Do in Mozambique During June

Game drives and wildlife safaris
Diving and snorkelling in Bazaruto
Beach relaxation and walks
Birdwatching safaris

July

July is one of the peak months for safaris in Mozambique, offering ideal weather conditions and abundant wildlife sightings. It’s perfect for those who want the full luxury safari experience, complete with the best opportunities for game viewing and outdoor activities.

Weather in July

Horseback riders riding through the waters on Bazaruto Island at sunset in Mozambique. — Clear skies and minimal rain make this season the prime time for a number of experiences. | Photo: Anatara Bazauto

The weather is dry and cool, with clear skies and pleasant temperatures. The humidity is low, making it comfortable for all types of outdoor activities. Early mornings and evenings can be chilly, so layering up is recommended.

Average Weather in July

Temperature	Celsius	Fahrenheit	Rainfall
Min	15℃	59℉	0.1 inches
Max	26℃	79℉	0.4 inches

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National Parks to Visit in Mozambique During July

Two travellers climbing a sand dune in the Bazaruto Archipelago. — The Bazaruto Archipelago is an ideal destination during this period. | Photo: Azura Benguerra

Gorongosa National Park

July is one of the best months to visit Gorongosa, as wildlife congregates around the few remaining water sources. The dry season makes it easier to spot animals, including the famous Gorongosa lions and a wide variety of antelope species.

Bazaruto Archipelago

The Bazaruto Archipelago offers ideal conditions in July, with calm waters, warm temperatures, and excellent visibility for diving and snorkelling. The abundance of marine life makes it a must-visit destination.

Maputo Special Reserve

The Maputo Special Reserve is fantastic in July, offering prime game viewing as animals gather around waterholes. The cooler temperatures and dry weather make it perfect for exploring the reserve.

Activities to Do in Mozambique During July

Safari game drives
Diving and snorkelling in Bazaruto
Wildlife photography safaris
Birdwatching

August

August is one of the peak months to visit Mozambique, offering incredible wildlife sightings, clear skies, and dry conditions. With the landscape fully dry and temperatures comfortably cool, it’s an excellent time for luxury safaris, outdoor activities, and beach exploration.

Weather in August

Hippo crossing a road during a game drive in Mozambique — This period is excellent for early morning game drives and outdoor adventures. | Photo: bluorangestudio via Canva

Expect dry, sunny days with minimal rainfall. The temperature is mild, making it ideal for early morning game drives and outdoor adventures. Nights can get chilly, so packing layers is recommended. The lack of rain ensures that game viewing is at its best.

Average Weather in August

Temperature	Celsius	Fahrenheit	Rainfall
Min	16℃	61℉	0.1 inches
Max	27℃	81℉	0.4 inches

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National Parks to Visit in Mozambique During August

Three travellers horseback riding on the beach at sunset in Bazaruto — The Bazaruto Archipelago is an excellent spot for an array of activities during this period. | Photo: Anantara Bazaruto Island Resort

Gorongosa National Park

August is prime safari time in Gorongosa, as the vegetation thins out, making it easier to spot wildlife. The park’s famous lions, elephants, and buffalo are more visible near water sources.

Bazaruto Archipelago

The Bazaruto Archipelago enjoys perfect weather in August, with calm seas and excellent visibility for diving and snorkelling. Marine life, including dolphins and rays, is abundant, and the beaches are peaceful and pristine.

Maputo Special Reserve

The Maputo Special Reserve is fantastic during August. The dry conditions make it easier to spot wildlife, especially elephants and antelope. The cool weather also makes for comfortable game drives.

Activities to Do in Mozambique During August

Game drives and wildlife safaris
Diving and snorkelling in Bazaruto
Whale watching in the Bazaruto Archipelago
Beach walks and relaxation

September

September is one of the best months to visit Mozambique, as the dry season reaches its peak, ensuring excellent conditions for game viewing and outdoor activities. Wildlife sightings are plentiful, and the temperatures remain mild, making this an ideal time for a luxury safari.

Weather in September

View of palm trees on a beach with some small fishing boats in Mozambique — For september you can expect clear and sunny skies and warm temperatures. | Photo: AlbertoLoyo via Getty

Expect warm, dry days with clear skies. The humidity is low, and while temperatures during the day can be hot, the evenings are cool. Lightweight clothing during the day, along with a jacket for the evening, will keep you comfortable.

Average Weather in September

Temperature	Celsius	Fahrenheit	Rainfall
Min	18℃	64℉	0.1 inches
Max	29℃	84℉	0.6 inches

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National Parks to Visit in Mozambique During September

View of a diver snorkelling through a lush coral reef in the sea — The warm weather makes it a perfect time to go diving or snorkelling through Mozambique’s coral reefs. | Photo: Getty Images

Gorongosa National Park

September is a great time for a visit to Gorongosa National Park, as the park’s wildlife is concentrated around remaining water sources. The dry conditions make animals more visible, and the park’s incredible biodiversity offers opportunities to see a range of species.

Bazaruto Archipelago

September offers excellent diving conditions in the Bazaruto Archipelago, with clear waters and abundant marine life. The calm seas make it a fantastic time for snorkelling, while the beaches offer plenty of space for relaxation.

Maputo Special Reserve

September is an ideal month to explore the Maputo Special Reserve. The dry season ensures great game viewing, especially as the animals congregate around waterholes. The cooler temperatures make for comfortable game drives and outdoor activities.

Activities to Do in Mozambique During September

Wildlife safaris and game drives
Diving and snorkelling in Bazaruto
Whale watching in the Bazaruto Archipelago
Beach activities and relaxation

October

October is another peak season month, with warmer temperatures and dry conditions. Although it can be very hot during the day, this is one of our favourite times to visit. The water clarity is excellent for diving, there’s good fishing, and whales, dolphins, and manta rays make regular appearances.

Weather in October

Island resort Anantara Mozambique — For october, temperatures remain hot with sunny skies, perfect for outdoor activities. | Photo: Anantara Resorts

Expect hot, dry weather with very little rain. Temperatures can soar during the day, but the evenings remain cooler. Be sure to wear lightweight, breathable clothing and keep hydrated, as the heat can be intense. It’s ideal for early morning and late afternoon safari drives.

Average Weather in October

Temperature	Celsius	Fahrenheit	Rainfall
Min	21℃	70℉	0.4 inches
Max	30℃	86℉	1.6 inches

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National Parks to Visit in Mozambique During October

Boat cruise in Vilanculos, Mozambique — Water activities are ideal for this period due to the hot weather. | Photo: Getty

Gorongosa National Park

October is excellent for a safari in Gorongosa, as the dry conditions make it easier to find animals, particularly near waterholes. The park’s diverse ecosystems and abundant wildlife ensure an exciting and rewarding experience.

Bazaruto Archipelago

The Bazaruto Archipelago is perfect in October, with warm weather and calm seas. It’s an ideal time for diving and snorkelling, with excellent visibility and an abundance of marine life, including turtles and fish.

Maputo Special Reserve

October is a great time to visit the Maputo Special Reserve as the wildlife is concentrated around water sources. The dry conditions make it easier to spot animals like elephants, lions, and buffalo, and the cooler evenings make it a pleasant time to explore.

Activities to Do in Mozambique During October

Game drives and wildlife safaris
Diving and snorkelling in Bazaruto
Whale watching
Beach activities and walks

November

November is part of the shoulder season, offering a balance between good weather and fewer tourists. The rains start to return, but the conditions remain ideal for a safari experience, and the wildlife is still abundant.

Weather in November

View of clouds forming over the ocean. — During this transitional period, expect occasional rain | Photo: Godfrey via Getty

Temperatures begin to rise, and occasional rain showers start to appear. While the humidity increases, the weather is still relatively comfortable, with sunny days and mild evenings. Light clothing and a rain jacket are recommended.

Average Weather in November

Temperature	Celsius	Fahrenheit	Rainfall
Min	21℃	70℉	1.2 inches
Max	29℃	84℉	3.5 inches

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National Parks to Visit in Mozambique During November

Tea plantations in the rocky hills of Gurue, Mozambique. — Lush landscapes during this period are perfect for a photographic safari | Photo: christophe_cerisier via Getty

Gorongosa National Park

November sees the beginning of the rainy season in Gorongosa, but the park is still beautiful. Wildlife is more dispersed due to the abundant water sources, but the lush landscapes provide fantastic opportunities for photography.

Bazaruto Archipelago

November offers warm weather and clear seas for snorkelling and diving, but the beginning of the rainy season means the beaches may be quieter. It’s a peaceful time to enjoy the archipelago’s beauty without the crowds of peak season.

Maputo Special Reserve

The Maputo Special Reserve is still great to visit in November, with fewer tourists and lush landscapes. The wildlife is spread out due to the increased rain, but the park’s seclusion offers a serene safari experience.

Activities to Do in Mozambique During November

Game drives and wildlife safaris
Snorkelling and diving in Bazaruto
Beach activities
Photographic safaris

December

December is part of the rainy season, but it’s still a wonderful time to visit Mozambique for a safari if you don’t mind the occasional showers. The lush landscapes, combined with fewer tourists, offer a tranquil experience for those seeking a quieter safari.

Weather in December

sunrise over lush and wet ladnscapes in Mozambique — Lush landscapes return due to rain, making for stunning photographs | Photo: samueltacuana via pixabay

Expect hotter temperatures and frequent rain showers, particularly in the afternoon. The humidity increases, but the lush green landscapes make for stunning photographs. Light clothing, a rain jacket, and sunscreen are essential.

Average Weather in December

Temperature	Celsius	Fahrenheit	Rainfall
Min	22℃	72℉	2.8 inches
Max	30℃	86℉	7.5 inches

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National Parks to Visit in Mozambique During December

Palms in the wind during a storm — December marks the start of the rainy season, making it more difficult to spot wildlife. Photo: donald_gruener via Getty

Gorongosa National Park

December is the start of the rainy season in Gorongosa, which brings lush landscapes but also makes wildlife spotting more difficult. The park is quieter, offering an opportunity for more private safaris amidst the beauty of the green season.

Bazaruto Archipelago

The Bazaruto Archipelago is quieter in December, with fewer tourists. The water remains warm and perfect for swimming and snorkelling, though visibility may be slightly reduced due to rain.

Maputo Special Reserve

While the rain may make some areas harder to access, the Maputo Special Reserve is quieter and less crowded during December. It’s a peaceful time to experience the reserve’s natural beauty and observe wildlife in a less hectic environment.