Tent campgrounds in Mozambique

Gala Gala Eco Resort

• Quiet resort with pool, bar and restaurant
• Diving and fishing trips from site; free kayaking and paddleboarding
• A 50-minute drive from the wildlife of the Maputo Special Reserve

Laguna Camp

• Simple site on the dunes next to Bilene lagoon
• Snorkelling, deep-sea fishing and whale watching trips from the site
• Individual washrooms, washing-up and braai areas; pool and restaurant

Faraway Lodge and Camping

• Small and peaceful site a 10-minute walk from Barra beach
• A 20-minute drive from Tofo Beach town and half an hour from Inhambane
• Outdoor and indoor pool with bar and restaurant; communal barbecue

Paindane Beach Resort

• Direct access to a white sandy beach, among palms and sea views
• Less than an hour's drive from province capital Inhambane
• Fishing, snorkelling, scuba diving and coastal dunes all close by

Barra Dica Resort

• Beachside resort on the Barra peninsula
• Peninsula watersports, scuba diving and fishing all close by
• Sail by dhow or drive half an hour to the ancient port of Inhambane

Wakene Beach Estate

• Peaceful family-friendly forest site with private beachfront
• Less than an hour from big game spotting at Maputo Special Reserve
• Spot duiker, bush babies and samango and vervet monkeys from the site

Bemugi's Place

• Spectacular island setting on the wildlife haven of Inhaca
• Boat trips, fishing, snorkelling and sunset cruises from the site
• Seafood restaurant with many local specialities

Island View Vilankulo

• Family site with stunning views of Vilankulo bay and Bazaruto islands
• Easy stroll from white sandy beach
• Top spot for watersports and dolphin watching

Jays Beach Lodge

• Peaceful resort right by a white sand beach in Macaneta
• A 40-kilometre drive from Maputo for city tours and boat trips
• Swimming pool, restaurant and barbecue facilities on site

Morrungulo Beach Lodge

• Secluded site in a coconut grove by the Indian Ocean
• Right on the sands of Morrungulo with safe waters for swimming
• Diving, fishing and whale watching from the site

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