Discover the best attractions and experiences Palma has to offer
In Palma and its surrounding islands, you can trace remnants of Portuguese-era fortifications and the old town layouts that tell the story of the region’s maritime past.
A 16th-century fortress on Ibo Island guarding the harbor; now a scenic ruin with ocean views.
Historic quarter with colonial architecture and narrow lanes reflecting the island’s past.
Museums are sparse in Palma, but nearby Ibo Island offers small cultural displays that showcase regional history.
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Religious sites are modest in Palma, with small chapels dotting the coastal landscape.
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The area is famous for protected coastal ecosystems and island getaways within the Quirimbas archipelago.
Coastal marine park with coral reefs, mangroves and abundant wildlife; ideal for snorkeling and boat safaris.
A chain of pristine islands including Ibo and Matemo, known for turquoise waters and quiet beaches.
Bird-rich river delta offering serene boat trips through mangroves and lagoons.
Palma is a compact coastal town with a few distinct areas that serve as basepoints for exploring the region.
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Many of Palma’s natural areas are accessible without an entry fee, perfect for budget-friendly days outdoors.
Relax on the palm-fringed Palma Beach and watch the Indian Ocean roll in.
Stroll along the coastline to enjoy a peaceful sunset.
Spot water birds and mangroves along the Save River delta.
Mozambican coastal cuisine shines in Palma with seafood-forward dishes and local staples.
A fragrant, coconut-rich curry made with fresh fish or seafood.
Spicy grilled prawns with a bright lemony finish.
Cassava leaves cooked with peanut sauce, often served with rice.
Evenings are laid-back with beachside spots and lodge gatherings offering light entertainment.
Relax at a beach bar as the sun sets over the Indian Ocean.
Local lodges host casual cultural evenings with music and stories.
Cultural experiences add color to nights along Palma’s coast.
Live music and traditional dances in coastal lodges.
Evening cruises with local stories and music.
Water-based activities anchor the active scene around Palma.
Discover vibrant marine life along protected reefs.
Paddle through calm mangrove channels and lagoons.
Join a boat trip to target big-game fish offshore.
Ventures off the beaten path reveal the archipelago’s islands and river deltas.
Visit Ibo Island’s fortifications and historic streets.
Sail between remote islands in the Quirimbas chain.
Explore the river delta by traditional boat.