15 Things you need to know before traveling Mozambique

In 2016 I was traveling Mozambique for about 10 days. Everything you need to know before visiting this beautiful country on the Indian Ocean you are going to find in this video.

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[bernardobila]

I'm Mozambican and I can assure you that everything she said is true. Come visit us, you'll definitely fall in love with the food especially. Peace and love.

[admin-nh]

On point, very informative and you highlighted everything in detail.

[TheLostLemurian]

So cool to hear more about this fascinating place! About 10 years ago I was volunteering with an organisation helping underprivileged children from Mozambique (I wasn't able to visit myself, just did admin from my home country). The country has not had an easy history so it will be great if tourism can create more wealth and a higher standard of living for the people. Lovely!

[metarus]

Visa-on-arrival is available for citizens of all countries to visit Mozamabique. For neighbours of Mozambique like South Africa, visa is not required.

[traveltyrol]

I love Mozambique! We were there already four times. We went to Inhambane, Tofo, Inhaca Island and Masingir. The food is out of this world and like you say, the seafood is a must. I can wait to go back. Perhaps in September this year...

[omgisthatvik]

very informative, will refer back to this when I'm planning a trip to Mozambique:)

[princedanny]

Thank you so much for talking so well about my beautiful country of birth & mother land. I planing to go some time soon.

[dhireshiyer]

Very informative, will keep this in mind. Travelling to Ponto do oura this weekend.

[TukeMorgan]

I love the fact that you're a foodie, I definitely want to visit Mozambique now

[NeverLostRoamer]

Excellent job of cover the things that you think we should need to know, thanks for posting I'm looking forward to watching your Namibia video next, thanks again

[DeltaGeo]

Great tips, I love cashews :) Thanks for sharing!

[siyamakalemzadehjajan]

thanks for useful information. soon i will travel to Mozambique for work and i found your video very informative.

[andilemhlongo]

very informative video thank you. I'm going to Mozambique this coming Friday

[EllaMcKendrick]

Great facts about Mozambique. We learnt about the border-crossings with rental cars in Namibia. I didn't cross any borders but the rental company kept asking us if we were and also it seemed only certain cars in their fleet could cross borders which I was surprised about. Fake police officers sounds scary! I would not have realised this.

[WetMammal]

Good to know thanks im planning a road trip for 2020 across Africa and this cross border rental issue is proving a pain hopefully by then they can have worked something out.

[AugustineCumbi]

Drive Moz For Invest, landscapes that will take your breath away, rich history, and delicious seafood, your trip to Mozambique will be nothing short of unforgettable.

Wishing you a joy filled and adventures Christmas.

[bugsandbears]

Gute Zusammenfassung über ein wirklich spannendes Reiseziel, das wir auch vor ein paar Jahren bereisten. Das mit den Polizisten fanden wir auch so, dass die Warnungen etwas übertrieben sind. Hatten nur ein einziges Problem, und das war, weil wir tatsächlich zu schnell gefahren sind (Strafgeld war auch völlig ok). Bei einer zweiten Kontrolle hat der Polizist neben unseren Papieren um ein kaltes Cola gefragt :-) Keep it up 🙌! Cheers, Doris & Matthias 🕷🐻

[Misscreole]

Thank you for this video! I plan on traveling alone. Do you recommend Mozambique for a solo female traveler?

[DeeFromSA]

Thank you for mentioning DriveMoz. Yes we have an active FB group, Telegram Groups, Zello Groups, a website www.DriveMoz.co.za and a special FB Members area on the website where all the requirements for driving, 3rd party insurance, Registered Sim Cards and Data for Mozambique, overnight facilities and also lots of interaction on the FB group.

[SuneScharneck]

Most Banks you can swipe your cards. I'm FNB South Africa and swipe with no extra cash!

You can just only Tip Waiters in Cash!