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Mozambique Safaris
3
Group Safaris
12 - 18 Max Group Size
When do you want to go?
2026
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Passengers
Adults (18+)
Children (0 - 17)
Discover Mozambique safaris
Fully guided group itineraries with beach stops, island waters, and a classic safari journey feel
Mozambique safaris blend classic overland adventure with the easy rhythm of the Indian Ocean coast, so your days can move naturally from the road to the beach. These are fully guided group trips, with a crew managing the day-to-day logistics and keeping the itinerary running smoothly, which leaves you free to focus on the experience. Many routes connect Mozambique with South Africa or Zimbabwe, but time here is often defined by relaxed beach towns, island escapes, and that welcome change of pace after travel days. Expect a balanced mix of active stretches and unhurried downtime, including chances to swim, snorkel, and join a gentle dhow outing on the water. It’s an ideal choice if you want nature, sea air, and a sociable group atmosphere in one well-structured trip.
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Mozambique safaris at a glance
Trip and guiding style
Mozambique safaris with On The Go Tours are fully guided group trips, with an experienced crew coordinating the daily schedule and on-the-ground details. It’s a sociable way to travel, with set stops and clear timings that help the itinerary stay organized and on track.
Accommodation
Accommodation on Mozambique safaris is primarily camping in two-person dome tents, with some routes also using a fixed tented camp or dorm-style rooms depending on the stop. Properties can change when availability is limited, although any alternative will be of a comparable standard; sleeping bags are not included.
Trip pacing
The pace is generally moderate, although some days are busier with early departures, longer drives, and plenty of time outdoors in warm coastal conditions. Expect a practical mix of travel time, occasional camp set-up, and well-earned seaside breaks in places such as Tofo, Vilanculos, and Bilene.
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What you'll see in Mozambique
Coastal towns, lagoons, and island waters that bring a different side of safari travel
Mozambique safaris focus on the Indian Ocean leg of the journey, with time in Tofo for beach days and an easy coastal buzz, before continuing to Vilanculos, widely known as the gateway to the Bazaruto Archipelago. A highlight for many travelers is the dhow trip to Magaruque Island, where clear water and snorkelling shape a relaxed, full-day experience. Further south, Bilene introduces the Uembje Lagoon and camps set near the dunes, with soft light at sunrise and sunset and plenty of space to properly switch off. Across these stops, the scenery moves between palm-lined beaches, sandy tracks, and wide sea horizons, and the day-to-day feel is often guided by tides, heat, and downtime. It’s especially well suited to safari travelers who want genuine beach time without losing the structure of a guided overland trip.
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Why visit Mozambique
A safari that blends overland adventure with laid-back Indian Ocean coast time
Safaris in Mozambique suit travelers who want a traditional overland journey with a friendly group dynamic, wide-open landscapes, and a genuine sense of traveling from place to place. The standout element is the coastline, where the tempo softens and the ocean becomes the backdrop, making it easier to reset after long drives. Time in Tofo, Vilanculos, and Bilene adds a different dimension to safari travel, combining beach walks, swims, and quiet lagoon views that feel far removed from city noise. Many travelers also look forward to getting out on the water, including a dhow trip to Magaruque Island in the Bazaruto Archipelago, where clear seas and snorkelling are a major draw. Because these trips are fully guided, day-to-day transitions are simpler, especially when you’re moving between stops, setting up camp, and keeping the itinerary on schedule. While many routes cover more than one country, Mozambique contributes the beaches, the islands, and a laid-back end-of-day atmosphere that’s hard to replicate elsewhere.
Frequently asked questions
Are Mozambique safaris fully guided?
Yes. These Mozambique safaris are fully guided, with a crew traveling with the group throughout the trip and coordinating the practical details. They manage planning and logistics and, where applicable, run the included activities listed in the itinerary.
Are these Mozambique safaris group trips?
Yes. These are group trips, which is particularly effective on overland routes where distances can be long and plans need to stay coordinated. traveling this way also spreads costs, makes travel days more sociable, and creates a shared camp routine.
What kind of accommodation is used on Mozambique safaris?
Accommodation is mainly two-person dome tents, with some trips also using a fixed tented camp or dorm-style rooms depending on the location and route. If a specific place is unavailable, accommodation may change, but it will be replaced with an option of a similar standard.
Do Mozambique safaris include beach time?
Yes. Many itineraries include coastal stays in places such as Tofo, Vilanculos, and Bilene, where the focus shifts to the sea and a slower pace. These days typically allow time to swim, relax on the sand, and enjoy sunset views as the temperature drops.
Is there a boat trip included in Mozambique?
Some itineraries include a dhow safari to Magaruque Island in the Bazaruto Archipelago. It’s designed as a laid-back day on the water, usually with time for snorkelling and time ashore to appreciate the island setting.
What is the pace like on Mozambique safaris?
The pace is moderate overall, combining longer travel days with slower coastal stays that give breathing space in the itinerary. Expect some early starts, plenty of time outdoors, and practical camp moments, with more free time built into the beach stops.
What is the minimum age for Mozambique safaris?
Minimum age varies by itinerary, with some trips set at 16 and others at 18 depending on route design and operating requirements. Check the individual safari page for the specific age policy for your chosen itinerary.
Do travelers need to bring a sleeping bag?
Yes. Sleeping bags are not included, so you’ll need to bring your own for the camping nights. Choose one that matches the season and expected overnight temperatures, as conditions can vary by time of year.
Are meals included on Mozambique safaris?
Many meals are included, although the exact inclusions vary by itinerary and are listed on each trip page. On camping safaris this typically covers most breakfasts, lunches, and dinners, with some meals kept free in key stops for flexibility.
Who operates Mozambique safaris sold by On The Go Tours?
Most trips are operated by trusted local partners, with the specific operator and inclusions varying by itinerary. For accuracy, review the trip page for the named operator and the detailed inclusions for that itinerary.
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