The best time to visit Mozambique is in April and November. Mozambique is for the most part visited as a beach destination. The waterfront resorts can be visited consistently, however, January and February will more often than not be exceptionally wet, which may ruin an ocean-side occasion. Diving and snorkelling are at their best from April to June and from September to November. During these months the water is clear and quiet, and perceivability is awesome. 
Wildlife viewing is best from the middle to the end of the Dry season from July to October, as the bush has thinned out and animals gather around the few residual water sources.

• Humpback whales migrate from June to November
• Clear blue skies and most of the days are sunny
• Best time for diving and snorkelling
• There are very less mosquitoes because of little rain
• Wildlife viewing is at its best

• Morning game drives can be difficult due to Cold weather, so warm clothes are recommended
• July and August can be windy on the coast

• The best time for bird watching and migratory birds are present
• The scenery is beautiful and green
• Rains are mostly afternoon showers
• Newborn baby animals can be spotted
• Turtle nesting season
• Sea breezes on the coast make the heat bearable

• Gets very Hot & Humid
• Difficult to spot animals as they are no longer dependant on rivers and waterholes to drink
• Some dirt roads become impassable

Gorongosa, Limpopo, and Niassa are excellent safari sites, however, they have limited wildlife and bad roads. The dry season, from July to October, is the greatest time to visit these parks. When water is scarce, animals congregate near dependable water sources. The hedge is also more narrow, making it easier to notice animals. May, June, and November are also pleasant months.
Gorongosa, Limpopo, and Niassa are excellent safari sites, however, they have limited wildlife and bad roads. The dry season, from July to October, is the greatest time to visit these parks. When water is scarce, animals congregate near dependable water sources. The hedge is also more narrow, making it easier to notice animals. May, June, and November are also pleasant months.
Coastal regions such as Maputo, Bazaruto, and the Quirimbas archipelagos are known for their beaches and oceans, as well as activities such as snorkelling, diving, and ocean safaris. These parks can be visited on a regular basis, albeit the rainy months of January and February should be avoided. The greatest months for water sports are April to June and September to November, when the ocean is generally quite clean, allowing for incredible visibility.

Most international travellers arrive in Mozambique by air, usually at Maputo international airport, located about 3km/2mi from the capital, Maputo. If you are already in the region then you can self-drive or take a bus. Mozambique is a large country, so unless you have a couple of months, most self-drive is restricted to the south of the country. Many tourists come to Mozambique for a beach holiday in Bazaruto Archipelago in the south or Quirimba Archipelago in the north.

CR Aviation runs scheduled flights to some of the lodges in these archipelagos.

• A passport with a six-month validity period and at least six blank passport pages.
• Except for ordinary passport holders visiting Namibia from a visa-exempt jurisdiction, visitors must obtain a tourist visa. Check the visa exemption list to see if you need a visa.
• Visas can be obtained on arrival at Hosea Kutako International Airport or Walvis Bay Airport for visitors from 41 countries.
• Visitors from endemic countries must be immunised against yellow fever and carry a yellow fever certificate for verification.

Your travel operator will normally book all domestic and charter flights as part of your package. Scheduled domestic flights are available with the following airlines:

• LAM
• SA Airlink

Visa Eligibility