Botswana Safari and Beach Honeymoon in Mozambique
A wild bush-and-beach safari honeymoon in southern Africa
13 days
$18,000 per person



Wild, beautiful, hot, and sandy, Mozambique is the perfect place to unwind, unplug your gadgets, and soak up the sun.

Wild, beautiful, hot, and sandy, Mozambique is the perfect place to unwind, unplug your gadgets, and soak up the sun.
Soulful and wild, Mozambique is the epitome of quiet, barefoot beach luxury
Mozambique casts a beachy spell with its layered history and soul-stirring coastline. Portuguese influences mingle with African traditions in atmospheric towns where faded facades, island forts, and marimba rhythms hint at centuries of traders and explorers. Along the shore, life centers on the sea: grilled seafood, sailing dhows, deep-sea fishing, and reefs alive with color. Days are shaped by salt air and sunlight, whether you’re snorkeling offshore or simply swaying in a hammock. It’s a place to disconnect from routine and reconnect with simple pleasures, where each evening ends with a fiery horizon and the hush of the Indian Ocean.
Your extraordinary journey to Mozambique will feel entirely your own. For honeymooners, that might mean a secluded island retreat with private, lanternlit beach dinners and dhow cruises at sunset.

For families, it could be a spacious villa with room for everyone to gather around the dinner table, paired with flexible days of beach time and boating adventures. Your Mozambique expert coordinate every detail—from seamless bush-to-beach flights to helicopter transfers—so the experience unfolds effortlessly. Whether it’s a picnic on a remote sandbar, guided snorkeling, or time simply to exhale, each itinerary is tailored to your pace and priorities.
Mozambique casts a beachy spell with its layered history and soul-stirring coastline. Portuguese influences mingle with African traditions in atmospheric towns where faded facades, island forts, and marimba rhythms hint at centuries of traders and explorers. Along the shore, life centers on the sea: grilled seafood, sailing dhows, deep-sea fishing, and reefs alive with color. Days are shaped by salt air and sunlight, whether you’re snorkeling offshore or simply swaying in a hammock. It’s a place to disconnect from routine and reconnect with simple pleasures, where each evening ends with a fiery horizon and the hush of the Indian Ocean.
Your extraordinary journey to Mozambique will feel entirely your own. For honeymooners, that might mean a secluded island retreat with private, lanternlit beach dinners and dhow cruises at sunset.
For families, it could be a spacious villa with room for everyone to gather around the dinner table, paired with flexible days of beach time and boating adventures. Your Mozambique expert coordinate every detail—from seamless bush-to-beach flights to helicopter transfers—so the experience unfolds effortlessly. Whether it’s a picnic on a remote sandbar, guided snorkeling, or time simply to exhale, each itinerary is tailored to your pace and priorities.
The EJ team went above and beyond. Abby and Amber were incredible, and their knowledge and attention to detail made our honeymoon so special. We could not have had a better time, it truly was the most incredible experience!
Erin Brooks, 2025 Traveler
Depending whether you go to the north or the south, Mozambique can be a year-round destination. January through March/April are the hottest and wettest months and there is always a good chance of rain. But we wouldn’t rule these months out altogether, especially if you are staying as long as a week. It won’t likely ruin your Mozambique safari, but be prepared for rain.
If you are traveling to Mozambique specifically for the diving, we recommend going between July and October. The humpback whales migrate into the Mozambique waters during that time, so if you have your heart set of viewing these magnificent creatures, time your vacation accordingly.
In addition, the south (Bazaruto, Inhambane, Ponta Mamoli) can have heavy rainfall and even cyclones on certain parts of the coast between January and March. In the north (the Quirimbas, Ilha de Mozambique) the rainiest time of year is more closely aligned with the rains in East Africa, between March and May. Of course there is annual variation and in theory it could rain for a day or two at any time of year.
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Mozambique’s coast dazzles with world-class diving and spectacular marine wildlife, while Gorongosa offers an uncrowded safari experience.
Scattered like emeralds across the Indian Ocean, the Quirimbas Archipelago is a string of more than 25 coral islands off northern Mozambique, where time slows and nature takes center stage. Dubbed the “African Caribbean,” it offers powder-white beaches, translucent waters, and some of the world’s healthiest coral reefs, with dramatic drop-offs that thrill divers and snorkelers alike. Days unfold with deep-sea fishing, traditional dhow sailing, and unhurried island living—far from the crowds. From the barefoot luxury of Vamizi and Azura Quilalea to the historic charm of Ibo Island, the Quirimbas is an intimate, romantic escape with soul.