Quirimbas activities

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Popular activities enjoyed in Quirimbas National Park

Beaches

Beaches

In need of some R&R after your safari? Or, maybe you are taking a honeymoon safari and wish to top it off by spending a few days on the beach. Za…
Bird watching—with professional guide

Birding safari

Avid bird-watchers will not be disappointed on an African safari! This gray crowned crane was spotted in the heart of the Serengeti, Tanzania. Bring …
Boat, canoe, dhow, kayak, mokoro safari

Boating safaris

Explore the aquatic wildlife by boat, canoe, dhow or kayak. In Botswana, it is possible to go down the Okavango Delta in a dugout canoe called a moko…
SCUBA | snorkeling

Diving

Parts of Africa are renown for their first-class SCUBA and snorkeling and make for a great pre- or post-safari activitiy. From the beaches of Mombasa…
Fishing

Fishing

Fishing safaris are particularly popular in South Africa, Namibia, Botswana and Mozambique. River, lake and deep sea fishing are all possible in Afri…
Game drives

Game drives

Game drives are the quintessential safari activity and are normally done twice-a-day. Guests spend much of their time on safari in the safari vehicle…
Horseback riding

Horse riding

For those who wish to explore the parks and game reserves by horse. These are most popular in Botswana, Mozambique and South Africa. 
Photography safari—with professional guide

Photography

Photography safaris are often led by professional photographers and are focused on capturing the best shot. Guides know how to position the vehicle f…
Surfing

Surfing

Nearly every coastal country in the southern half of Africa has surfing possibilities. Mozambique and South Africa are particularly noted for their s…
Walking safari—with armed guard

Walking safaris

A bush walk on safari is an excellent way to stretch the legs and to get up close to nature. Bush walks are only allowed in areas where visitors are …
Whale watching

Whale watching

Many of the coastal countries offer excellent whale-watching activities. Gabon, South Africa, Mozambique and Namibia are just a few.