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Mozambique

Mozambique's
meandering
Limpopo River.
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After decades
of strife following their bid for independence from Portugal,
Mozambique is once again in a period of rebuilding and is today
considered one of Africa's most successful rising stars.
Located on
the southeastern coast, Mozambique offers holiday travelers one
of the friendliest welcomes in all of Africa, as well as a variety
of stunning natural attractions including world famous national
parks and beautiful beach resorts along the coast.
Of course,
there are not many places in Africa where travelers may enjoy
safari tours featuring not only lions, elephants and leopards
- but humpback whales, dolphins and sharks - all within the confines
of Quirimbas National Park located along the northern coast.
The historic
capital city of Maputo is famous for its lively Municipal Market,
botanic gardens and National Art Museum which also serves as a
showcase for top Mozambique contemporary artists.
Also don't
miss a walk around the elegant old train station designed by none
other than Gustave Eiffel, who designed the famous tower in Paris.
Mozambique
travel guide - Nicely done Wikitravel entry with pictures
& maps, information on major and lesser-known attractions,
getting around by train, bus or car, practical travel & safety
tips.
Mozambique,
Africa - Travel Guide and Tourist Information - Practical
guide featuring information on transporation & getting around,
browseable directory of hotels, tour & safari operators, practical
travel tips, photo gallery, visitor forum.
Mozambique
Travel Information - Lonely Planet guide with helpful
overviews of its culture & history, major attractions, safety
& travel tips, photos, visitor forum.
Mozambique
facts, Mozambique travel videos, flags, photos - National
Geographic guide with feature stories on the country's natural
wonders including map, pictures, video clips, music audio files.
Maputo
- Brief overview of historic sites & major attractions including
nearby beach resorts, photos.
also see in World Beaches -> Indian
Ocean Beaches
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