Maputo Special Reserve

Elephants are the main affirmed inhabitants of the Big Five. The most widely recognized antelope is the reedbuck, which prefers the open prairie environment. Nyala and duiker are very normal also. Other creatures to pay special attention to are greater kudu, waterbuck, bushbuck, impala and steenbok. Leopard may be available, yet the predator you're probably going to detect is the side-striped jackal.

An ocean safari is one of the features of Maputo Special Reserve. Dolphins and turtles are seen habitually and fortunate guests may likewise see whale sharks or manta rays. From July to November, humpback whales can likewise be spotted during their annual migration. From late October to late January, both loggerhead and leatherback turtles nest on the seashores. 

The best time to capture wildlife viewing is in the Dry season from May to October when animals are concentrated near lakes and other permanent water sources. At this time the vegetation is also thinner making sightings easier.

With more than 350 species recorded, Maputo Special Reserve offers extraordinary birding opportunities. The somewhat little region upholds a shifted scope of living spaces including mangroves, wetlands, timberland, prairie and waterfront rises. This thusly upholds a wide scope of bird species. There are many specials with limited reach to be found in the reserve including green coucal, brown robin, Rudd’s Apalis, Woodwards’ batis and pink-throated twinspot. The lovely rosy-throated longclaw is normal in the lush space.

Maputo is an excellent region for Bird watching which can be visited round the year. However, the best time to visit is in the wet season from November to April. During this time migratory birds are present. 

The best time to capture wildlife viewing is in the Dry season from May to October when animals are concentrated near lakes and other permanent water sources. At this time the vegetation is also thinner making sightings easier.