Búzi is a small town in Mozambique's Sofala Province, known for its location along the Buzi River. Historically referred to as Nova Lusitânia, the town carries a rich colonial legacy. In 2019, Búzi was heavily impacted by Cyclone Idai, and the community has been resiliently rebuilding since. Visitors to Búzi can explore its historical roots and witness the ongoing recovery efforts, making it a unique and meaningful destination.
Public transportation may be limited; consider arranging private transport.
Be aware of the cyclone season and plan visits accordingly.
Respect local customs and traditions when visiting.
Carry local currency for transactions, as card facilities may be limited.
Spring offers mild temperatures, ideal for exploring the town.
Be cautious of cyclone season; check weather updates.
A good time to visit as the weather stabilizes post-cyclone season.
Mild and dry, making it suitable for outdoor activities.
MZN MT
$40-$70 p/day
16,369
Portuguese, English
April-June, September-November
History, Exploration