Climate

Mozambique’s coastal climate is hot and humid, while inland regions are drier. Winters (May–August) are cooler and more comfortable. Summers (September–April) are hot with seasonal rains.

 

Hunting Areas

Hunting takes place in large wilderness concessions in the Niassa Reserve, Zambezi Delta, and central regions, known for buffalo, leopard, lion, and plains game. Camps are tented with full catering and service.

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Hunting Season

From June to November, with prime conditions during the dry season.

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Health & Safety

Malaria precautions are essential. Camps are equipped with basic medical facilities and satellite communication.

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Travel & Accommodation

Entry is usually via Beira, with transfers to concessions by charter or 4x4. Camps are comfortable and serviced, with daily laundry, meals, and non-alcoholic beverages included.

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Customs, Visas & Insurance

Passports (valid 6 months) and visas are required. Visas may be obtained at entry points. Comprehensive insurance is strongly advised.

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Documentation

Special permits and CITES papers are necessary for some species.

 

Currency & Spending Money

The Mozambican Metical is the local currency, though USD is widely accepted. Tipping the PH and camp staff is customary.

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Firearms & Ammunition

An import permit is required for rifles and ammunition, which we arrange before arrival.

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Packing List

• Neutral-colored lightweight clothing (daily laundry available)

• Warm jacket and sweater for winter mornings and evenings

• Comfortable walking boots with thick socks, hat, and sunglasses

• Binoculars, camera, and adapters (220V, 3-pin plugs)

• Prescription medicines, sunblock, and insect repellent

• Anti-Malaria medication

• Raincoat (summer months)

• Rifle with ammunition (Ammo belt and soft rifle case advised)

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Trophy Handling

Trophies are prepared in camp and transported to a shipping agent for export.

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Electricity

220V with three-pin plugs; some camps use generators or solar systems.

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Time Zone

GMT +2