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Housed in a stunning neo-Gothic building from 1933, the Natural History Museum in Maputo showcases Mozambique’s rich biodiversity through extensive collections of wildlife specimens, including one of Africa’s most complete elephant fetus collections.
A string of six pristine islands in the warm Indian Ocean, the Bazaruto Archipelago is Mozambique’s crown jewel, where powdery white beaches meet turquoise waters filled with dugongs, sea turtles, and vibrant coral reefs, creating Africa’s most spectacular marine sanctuary.
Originally built in 1787, the Fortaleza de Maputo stands as a testament to Portuguese colonial presence, housing military artifacts and offering panoramic views of Maputo Bay from its historic stone walls.
Part of the stunning Bazaruto Archipelago, Benguerra Island enchants visitors with its pristine white-sand beaches, towering dunes, and crystal-clear waters teeming with marine life, making it a paradise for diving enthusiasts and luxury beach escapes