Diving in Mozambique

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Bordered by the warm Indian Ocean, diving in Mozambique is renowned for big marine life, pristine reefs, and uncrowded dive sites. This African hotspot offers coral gardens, offshore pinnacles, and deep drop-offs where whale sharks, manta rays, reef sharks, turtles, and dolphins are regularly seen. Areas such as Tofo, Vilanculos, and the Bazaruto Archipelago are famous for pelagic encounters and healthy biodiversity. With minimal mass tourism, Mozambique scuba diving delivers raw, authentic underwater adventures ideal for both recreational and advanced divers.

Where to dive in Mozambique

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Inhambane & Tofo

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Common marine life sightings for Mozambique

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Accessing Mozambique dive destinations usually begins with international flights into Maputo, followed by domestic connections to coastal hubs like Inhambane or Vilanculos. Road transfers are common for reaching popular dive towns such as Tofo Beach. Dive operators provide full services including boat dives, certifications, and equipment rental. With improving infrastructure and world-class marine encounters, Mozambique is an increasingly sought-after scuba diving destination in Africa.

Time Zone

UTC+02:00

Phone

+258

Currency

MZN

Voltage

220 V

Pressure

Bar (bar)

Plug

C, F, M

Languages

Portuguese

1st Stage

DIN

International airports

Maputo Intl. (MPM)

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