Mozambique in July

Mozambique in July

By Susan Veldman

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July is such an exciting time as it marks the beginning of the dry winter season, making it perfect for wildlife viewing! The cool morning game drives offer a fantastic opportunity to explore Maputo National Park, where you can spot some amazing animals. While they’re not super plentiful, you might come across elephants, hippos, zebras, and wildebeests.

Keep your eyes peeled for giraffes and buffaloes too! They can be a bit tricky to find, but seeing them roam the park occasionally is always a delight.

If you’re looking to enjoy local cuisine, you have to try Xima! This delicious porridge made from maize or cornflower pairs perfectly with veggies, beans, or fish, making your dining experience truly special.

Weather in July

Morning drives can be cold, and warm clothing is required for trips at this time of day.

The general daytime is pleasant, with temperatures reaching 25 degrees Celsius.

Highlight Place to Visit in Mozambique

Bazaruto Island

At Bazaruto Island, you won’t want to miss the chance to see flamingos wandering around the sandbanks when the tide goes out! It’s such a treat to watch them searching for food in the coastal lakes.

And let me tell you, the sunsets here are absolutely stunning — the perfect way to wrap up your day on vacation!

Take a moment to admire the charming traditional dhows gliding across the water and soak in the beauty of Bazaruto Island, with its swaying palm trees and vibrant coral reefs. It’s a truly magical experience!

Activities to do in July

• Diving
• Surfing
• Game drives
• Spa treatments