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51 Beaches · 16 Islands · 460km of Coastline

Nampula — Where Africa Meets the Indian Ocean

Untouched beaches, the UNESCO-listed Island of Mozambique, the Nairuco Mountains and the ancient culture of the Macua people. An experience that will stay in your memory forever.

Island of Mozambique — UNESCO World Heritage
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Official Statements & Announcements

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Nampula bets on digital to redesign Tourism
27 Sep 2026 · News

Nampula bets on digital to redesign Tourism

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Jamila Bicá defends smart tourism that preserves identity and projects Nampula to the world
27 Sep 2026 · News

Jamila Bicá defends smart tourism that preserves identity and projects Nampula to the world

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Malema celebra dia mundial do turismo e administrador desafia juventude a usar as redes sociais para promoção das potencialidades turísticas locais
27 Sep 2026 · News

Malema celebra dia mundial do turismo e administrador desafia juventude a usar as redes sociais para promoção das potencialidades turísticas locais

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Wamphula Noophiya Festival

November 20 and 21, 2026 Praia de Fernão Veloso, Nacala-Porto, Nampula

Nampula — Dream Destination
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Nampula — Dream Destination
Fortress of São Sebastião
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Fortress of São Sebastião
Beaches & Coastal Tourism
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Beaches & Coastal Tourism
Culture & Nature of Nampula
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Culture & Nature of Nampula
Wamphula Noophiya Festival | 1st Edition
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Wamphula Noophiya Festival | 1st Edition
Lançamento do Festival Wamphula Noophiya
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Lançamento do Festival Wamphula Noophiya
What to Do in Nampula

Make the Most of the Province

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Nacuaho Rock Paintings — Meconta

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Nairuco Mountains

Adventure and spirituality on Nampula's sacred peaks.

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Macua Pottery

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Ebony & Rosewood Carving

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81.606 km² of territory
Ethical Commitment

Tourism that Transforms

Nampula has 23 districts — 10 of them coastal — with 460km of coastline stretching from Moma District to Memba District. A territory of marine biodiversity and unique flora, where every visit directly supports local communities.

Tangible and intangible cultural heritage: historic sites, rock paintings and the Island of Mozambique, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city route includes Liberty Square, the National Museum of Ethnology, the Military Museum, the Cathedral, Namicopo and the Nairuco Mountains.

460kmCoastline
51Beaches
16Islands
23Districts
Emakhwa & PortugueseMarine DiversityUnique FloraRock PaintingsUNESCO Island6 Million Inhabitants
Where to Stay

Prestige Accommodation

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Grand Plaza Hotel Nampula

Grand Plaza Hotel Nampula

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The Grand Plaza is Nampula's most iconic hotel — the natural meeting point for the business elite and discerning tourists. Located on Av. Francisco Manyanga, it offers spacious rooms, a panoramic restaurant, an open-air bar and a dedicated concierge service.

Explore the Region

Where Is Nampula?

Nampula is the largest city in northern Mozambique and the starting point for its greatest wonders — from the Island of Mozambique to the beaches of Nacala, from Angoche to the Niassa Reserve.

Nampula City Provincial capital · Tourism hub
Island of Mozambique UNESCO Heritage · 180km
Nacala Port · Fernão Veloso Beach · 200km
Mossuril & Chocas Mar Coral Lodge · Ossimba · 160km
Angoche & Moma Primeiras and Segundas Islands · 240km
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"Nampula is a land that surprises. The cultural diversity of the Macua people, the grandeur of the Island of Mozambique and the hospitality of the local communities make this province a unique destination in Africa."
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Jamila Sara Hassane Provincial Director of Tourism of Nampula
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Ready to Discover Nampula?

Plan your trip with us. We're here to make every detail unforgettable — from the beaches of Nacala to the UNESCO-listed Island of Mozambique.