Mozambique, a tourist’s destination located in the southeastern part of Africa, has secured its place for an array of beautiful sandy shores, historical anthropology, and diverse wildlife. Largely unknown to international tourists, this stunning country that lies in the southeast of Asia has a coastline of approximately, 2450 kilometers. It has the amenities that any sun-worshiper and beach-comber would dream of, deserted islands, coral gardens for scuba divers, turquoise waters, and stretching sandy beaches. The colorful historical past of the country could also be seen in its colonial structures, most especially the Ilha de Moçambique, which was listed among the world heritage sites. Tourists will definitely appreciate the chance to see elephants, lions, and other bird species in the Gorongosa National Park, which can be considered one of the success stories of the African continent as for the restoration of wildlife populations. Art, culture, food, and intense natural beauty intensify the appeal of Mozambique: friendly people and rich dealers, both in the markets and on the streets, satisfyingly aromatic dishes of Portuguese-African cuisine, and stunning landscapes that will mesmerize the guests. From the city life that is displayed in Maputo to the sandy stretches of the Quirimbas Archipelago, Mozambique is what most travelers would consider the real Africa.