With 2,300 km of coastline Mozambique offer world class diving. The country borders South Africa, Swaziland, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi and Tanzania- making it a great starting point to travel throughout Southern Africa – or endpoint to unwind after your safari. The waters…
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Mozambique borders South Africa, Swaziland, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi and Tanzania- offering you plenty opportunity to travel throughout Southern Africa. Because the country has such a long coastline (2,300 km to be precise) dive sites are plenty, with every site offering a unique diving experience.
Salt pans are some of the most breath taking phenomena in the natural world. They are a photographer’s paradise and offer an experience that is as surreal as it is awe-inspiring. Driving along the pans it is easy to imagine that you are the only people in the world.
With more than 2500 shipwrecks having occurred along the coast of South Africa since 1500, and Cape Town sometimes being referred to as ‘The Graveyard of Ships’ – Southern Africa offer wreck diving opportunities in abundance. Here is a list of the…
