Inhambane Province

Inhambane Province, situated along the southern coast of Mozambique, is renowned for its tropical climate and historical significance. The region is a haven for nature enthusiasts, with its humid coastal areas and drier inland regions. Historically, it served as a key port for Arab traders and was later visited by Vasco da Gama in 1498. Inhambane is the second largest producer of cashews in Mozambique and is also known for its coconut and citrus fruit production. The province's long coastline supports a thriving fishing industry and offers beautiful beaches that attract tourists. The Inhambane Bay area is particularly notable for its remaining populations of dugong, making it a unique destination for wildlife observation.