The good news is that Mozambique is one of the most gay-friendly nations in Africa. Although local residents still face some discrimination challenges and same-sex marriage is not recognised, tourists can freely express their love as same-sex sexual activity was legalised in June 2015.
Although there is still some discrimination against same-sex couples, when you travel with Out2Africa, we ensure that we place you in the most gay-friendly accommodation and even plan your activities accordingly. That way, you can focus on what’s really important — which is having the best holiday, of course!
Mozambique is a hidden (and often underrated) gem featuring 2,500km of coastline and protected Marine Reserves. It consists of several islands and archipelagos. If you are looking for some action, the most popular tourist area is the Bazaruto Archipelago, also known as 'the pearl of the Indian Ocean'. However, if your heart is longing for a hideout from the crowds, you should head off to the Quirimbas Archipelago. Here you can explore the 400-kilometres of breathtaking coral reef islands.
With diverse water- and land-based wildlife, such as the dolphin, endangered dugong, Suni antelope, crocodile and flamingo, it’s a wildlife and beach lover’s dreams all rolled in one. Whether you like sipping cocktails on the beach, learning about the local heritage, adventuring in the wild game reserves, or diving in the warm water to come face-to-face with the ocean’s most magnificent creatures, this island escape will enthral you.
Mozambique is a hidden (and often underrated) gem featuring 2,500km of coastline and protected Marine Reserves. It consists of several islands and archipelagos. If you are looking for some action, the most popular tourist area is the Bazaruto Archipelago, also known as 'the pearl of the Indian Ocean'. However, if your heart is longing for a hideout from the crowds, you should head off to the Quirimbas Archipelago. Here you can explore the 400-kilometres of breathtaking coral reef islands.
With diverse water- and land-based wildlife, such as the dolphin, endangered dugong, Suni antelope, crocodile and flamingo, it’s a wildlife and beach lover’s dreams all rolled in one. Whether you like sipping cocktails on the beach, learning about the local heritage, adventuring in the wild game reserves, or diving in the warm water to come face-to-face with the ocean’s most magnificent creatures, this island escape will enthral you.