About Mozambique

Mozambique covers an area of over 800,000 square kilometers, three times the size of Great Britain.

By the end of 2012, Mozambique's population is estimated at just over 23,700,715 million inhabitants, according to National Statistics Institute (INE), 7,385,294 inhabitants are in the cities and the remaining 16,315,421 inhabitants are in rural areas.
Men will be 11,426,321 people against 12,274,394 women.

The attraction of foreign direct investment is a priority of development of the tourism industry and the Government of Mozambique considers that the tourism sector is a cornerstone of social and economic development of the country and we want to attract investment and reputation for loyalty and reference of investors, and Mozambican and foreign tourists.

Climate and Weather

The climate of Mozambique, influenced by the monsoons of the Indian Ocean and the warm current of the Mozambique Channel, is generally tropical and wet with two seasons. A dry season from April to September and a wet season from October to March.

Traditional ways of life are preserved in Mozambique - varying from province to province. This cultural kaleidoscope provides visitors with a series of experiences and precious memories.

Mozambique was a Portuguese province abroad and then a Member State of Portugal. Which became independent from Portugal in 1975.