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Diving & Fishing in Mozambique
Warm water, healthy reef and world-class game fishing along nearly three thousand kilometres of coast.
Where to dive
Ponta do Ouro for sharks and dolphins in the far south, Tofo for whale sharks and mantas, Bazaruto for reef and rays, and the northern reefs for the least-visited coral in the region.
Fishing
Marlin, sailfish, kingfish, dorado and tuna are all in play depending on season and location, with charters running from Ponta do Ouro, Vilankulo, Inhambane and Pemba.
Frequently asked questions
What is the water temperature?
Broadly 24 to 29°C, warmest between December and March. A 3mm wetsuit suits most of the year.
Can I certify in Mozambique?
Yes, recognised courses run at established centres in Tofo, Ponta do Ouro, Vilankulo and Pemba.
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