When is the best time to visit Mozambique?

July to September brings whale migration and mild, dry weather. April to June has dry, sunny days with excellent diving visibility. October to December is hot with turtle nesting season. January to March is warm and humid with calm seas good for snorkeling.

Where should I go in Mozambique?

Focus on the Bazaruto Archipelago and Benguerra Island for coral reefs, white-sand beaches and mangrove-lined lagoons. We tailor your route, lodge choices and pacing for a seamless barefoot-luxury escape.

What marine life can I expect to see?

Expect colourful reef fish, dolphins, sea turtles and seasonal humpback whales. Bazaruto offers rare dugong sightings and over a thousand fish species across protected marine areas.

What experiences can you arrange?

Diving, snorkeling, dhow cruises, deep-sea fishing, island picnics, cultural village visits and indulgent spa time. Every journey is custom planned around your dates and style.

Is Mozambique suitable for families, couples or solo travelers?

Yes. We match villas and room types to your group, balance time on the water and on the beach, and handle every detail from arrival to departure.

MOZAMBIQUE

Mozambique is a paradise of turquoise waters, pristine islands, and vibrant marine life. From the coral reefs of the Bazaruto Archipelago to secluded white-sand beaches and mangrove-lined lagoons, it’s a place for barefoot luxury, ocean adventures, and serene moments in nature’s embrace.

Explore Experience Inspiration

Traditional dhow with colorful sail gliding across calm water at sunset with guests on board, Bazaruto Archipelago, Mozambique.

Islands, Reefs & Ocean Life

Sail into the Bazaruto Archipelago and settle into Benguerra Island, where coral gardens teem with tropical fish, dolphins arc through the surf, and sunsets set the ocean ablaze. Spend days diving, snorkeling, or simply unwinding on untouched beaches.

Guide and guests snorkelling from a support boat in the turquoise waters of the Bazaruto Archipelago, Mozambique.

Palm framed view from a private villa deck with plunge pool looking onto the calm sea at Benguerra Island, Mozambique.

QUICK FACTS

2,470 km coastline
Dugongs in Bazaruto
Over 1,200 fish species
6 marine protected areas
Whale migration season

Lantern lit beach bar built from a traditional dhow beneath swaying palms at blue hour on Benguerra Island, Mozambique.

Experiences & Highlights

Explore the protected marine sanctuary of the Bazaruto Archipelago, known for world-class diving and rare dugong sightings. NOMARA itinerary locations offer dhow cruises, deep-sea fishing, snorkeling, island picnics, cultural village visits, and indulgent spa treatments, blending ocean exploration with barefoot luxury.