All Maputo Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 4

Many travelers pass through southern Africa without truly experiencing the cultural and natural richness of Eswatini. They are limited to generic experiences, with no real contact with local traditions, traditional dance, and the unique natural landscapes that make this country so special. Imagine yourself watching an authentic cultural dance at Mantenga Nature Reserve, surrounded by mountains and lush nature. Feel the vibrant energy of Swazi culture, explore a stunning waterfall, enjoy a relaxing lunch at the iconic Malandela’s Restaurant, and end the day with a visit to the famous Swazi Candle artisanal candle factory. A full day, rich in culture, nature, and memorable experiences. If you’re looking for an authentic, well-organized, and unforgettable experience—this is the ideal choice.

Come and see the culture of Maputo in her sights and food! Try different snacks and beverages, and even enjoy a local lunch under the Mozambican sun! Take in the local art, and view the splendid cultural locations!

Get a 3-day wildlife experience to yourself at Mozambique’s less-crowded Maputo Special Reserve, formerly the Elephant Reserve. Leaving your lodging bright and early, you’ll take a ferry to the park, where you’ll witness several magnificent ecosystems full of wild creatures like elephants, impalas, zebras, and more. By night, you’ll taste traditional African dishes, enjoy sunset drinks, relax by the fire, and prep for the next day’s safari-style adventures.

Spend two days exploring the Maputo Special Reserve with the benefit of a guide on this tour from Maputo. With round-trip transportation provided from the city, there's no need to rent a car; you can simply sit back and enjoy the scenery, with a stop in the town of Salamanga. Once in the park, embark on several game drives to see elephants and other African animals. Nighttime brings a chef-prepared dinner under the stars and included overnight accommodations.

This is a new and exciting tour created by our Company Managed Travel Services. Catembe is located on the south-western side of Maputo Bay, near the Estuário do Espírito Santo where the rivers Tembe, Mbuluzi, Matola and Infulene converge. You will learn on how the Tembe Family came about and thus the town is named after Chief Tembe. You will learn about the Goan community on how and when they emigrated from Goa and the influence they have instilled in the fishing industry. You will learn about the connection of Catembe people and people of Eswatini. We will take you to a small local museum at Catembe Gallery Hotel where the late Samora Machel rested before he left Mozambique for the liberation struggle in Tanzania.