Northern Mozambique is where the real Mozambique can be found, the small rural villages, the stretches of pristine coastline, the locals. The region is a rugged unspoilt wilderness. The Flora and Fauna is magical and here you can experience real Africa. Reed houses and colonial architecture adds the authentic touch the Northern part of the country.

Bordering to Malawi in the North, you can also find the Swahili culture in the region.The Northern part of Mozambique is where youll find the Ilha de Mozambique. The "Island of Mozambique" has many interesting things to see, including the Chapel of Nossa Senhora de Baluarte, considered to be the oldest European building in the Southern Hemisphere. The island has other historical buildings and is home to a vibrant community of locals. The surrounding Indian Ocean and tropical climate is inspiring and relaxing.

Typical of Mozambique, there is an abundance of seafood. When sitting on a beach youre guaranteed to not wait more than half an hour before someone will stroll past and offer you seafood at a very decent price. This as well as the affordability of other consumables, just adds to the appeal of the region. The endless stretches of beaches and palm trees are the stuff dreams are made of.

The Quirimbas Archipelago is also part of Northern Mozambique. The UNESCO World Heritage site, is a must see. The islands are considered to be one of the best diving spots in the world. Numerous reefs and rich in marine life, the islands really look like they should be on a post card. The Northern part of Mozambique id definitely worth a visit, as it has so much magic and wonderful things to see. If you dont feel like the commercial vibe of southern Mozambique, then the Northern part is definitely for you.

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