In addition to the communities, Mathe advocates for the inclusion of other stakeholders in the preservation of the country's cultural and tourist heritage, such as students, policymakers, and other relevant figures, in the search for sustainable solutions. Photo: Maputo...
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Lápis beach offers more positive than negative aspects, such as a sailing boat trip at a, shall we say, "dirt cheap" price. Photo: D. Dique Lápis Beach is a small beach located in the province of Inhambane, in the city of Maxixe. It is situated between the Maxixe...
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The mural evokes the traditions, experiences, and references that define the "Land of Coconut Trees," in an initiative that highlights the role of urban art as a vehicle for the preservation, education, and promotion of Mozambican cultural and tourist heritage. Photo:...
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Its most accessible and famous spot is Wimbe Beach, located on Avenida da Marginal, where gastronomy and entertainment blend with the sea. Wimbe. Photo: Disclosure For football fans, the name Pemba Bay immediately evokes the club that finished sixth in the 2025...
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Things promise to improve starting this month, after all, it is to overcome these kinds of barriers that the world's largest pier-bridge was recently inaugurated. The infrastructure is approximately 936 meters (almost a kilometer) long, allowing boats to dock in deeper...
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Morrungulo is the perfect retreat to relax and enjoy the sea breeze with crystal-clear waters and unique natural beauty. Photo: D. Dique The province of Inhambane never ceases to amaze with its natural and, in a way, unusual beauty. It boasts stunning beaches, among...
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Operating since 2003, the Higher School of Hospitality and Tourism of Inhambane (ESHTI) is an arm of Eduardo Mondlane University (UEM), whose creation was conceived within the framework of the operationalization of UEM's strategic plan (1999-2003). Photo:...
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...the engravings are at risk of disappearing, either due to swelling or thermal actions affecting the surface layer of the rock, leading to its fragmentation. Photo: Alberto Ventura There are places that, although not located in Mozambican territory, help to better...
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Research indicates that, historically, this was a place where European traders exchanged trinkets for ivory, hence the name "Ilha dos Portugueses" (Island of the Portuguese). However, the name is also linked to the ivory trade. ...
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At a time when mobility and cross-border training continue to shape new generations of Mozambican professionals, the Karingani Game Reserve is once again placing young people from Magude and Massingir on the map of international qual...
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