When you look at a map of Mozambique, and who hasn’t, you realise that it is a very large country but has only one road connecting its capital Maputo in the far south with the entire northern region. That road, as we had come to love it, was the National Road 1, or N1. We had enjoyed our time in southern Mozambique with its national parks, beaches and good roads … Continue reading →
Mozambique has to be one of the most unlikely travel destinations. Until recently racked by civil unrest and political turmoil, significantly underdeveloped, no tourism infrastructure, rampant corruption and inflation, a colonial power – Portugal – which abandoned them. It sounds like a good place to come to later. But Julie and I were keen to check out their redeveloping national parks, their long gorgeous beaches and some of their unique … Continue reading →
