Discover the best attractions and experiences Cabo Delgado Coast has to offer
Explore the coastal history of the Cabo Delgado coast, with remnants from the Swahili-Portuguese era and colonial fortifications.
A well-preserved Portuguese fortress guarding the historic Ibo Island.
Historic streets and colonial-era buildings that reveal the archipelago’s past.
Fortress ruins guarding the town of Palma on the Mozambican coast.
Learn about the region’s maritime history, culture, and local life.
Exhibits on the Swahili-Portuguese history and daily life of Ibo.
Artifacts and displays about coastal life and trade in Pemba.
A small museum and information center about the park’s ecosystems.
Religious sites reflect the region’s cultural and architectural diversity.
A prominent mosque in Pemba reflecting the Muslim heritage of the coast.
Ruins and remnants of a church echoing the island’s colonial era.
Historic religious ruins in the coastal town of Palma.
The Quirimbas Archipelago is a premier nature destination with rich reefs and wildlife.
Maritime and terrestrial park protecting coral reefs, mangroves, and islands.
Island-hopping adventures through Matemo, Vamizi, and Ibo islands.
Guided tours focusing on wildlife, birdlife, and pristine beaches.
Stroll through coastal centers to feel the local rhythm and markets.
Historic center with markets, eateries, and coastal views.
Small-town hub with a rugged coast and fishing culture.
A maze of streets and historic houses on a secluded island.
Explore stunning coastlines and experience local life without paying entry fees.
Relax on white sands and swim in turquoise waters.
Enjoy glimpses of vibrant underwater life without gear.
Shop for fresh fruit, spices, and crafts in local markets.
Coastal Mozambique is famous for seafood-rich dishes and fragrant curries.
Creamy, coconut-based curry with tender fish.
Spicy, grilled prawns a coastal favorite.
Cassava leaves stew often served with rice or cornmeal.
Casual beachfront bars and evening dhow cruises set the mood after dark.
Relax with a drink and sea breeze after sunset.
Calm sails along the coast with views of the islands.
Evening social scenes near Palma’s coast.
Live traditional performances and cultural showcases brighten coastal towns.
Colorful performances reflecting local culture.
Seasonal events featuring local chefs and music.
Evening experiences aboard wooden dhows.
Water sports and outdoor activities abound along the coast.
Explore coral reefs and marine life around the Quirimbas islands.
Windy beaches ideal for catching the surf.
Traditional and modern boats offer a day on the water.
Seek less-visited corners and unique local experiences.
Visit remote islands with traditional boats.
Meet local communities and learn about daily life.
Eco-friendly guided walks through mangroves.