Introducing Beira
Mozambique’s second-largest city is as famed for its steamed crabs and prawns as for its tawdry nightlife. A decent beach (at Makuti, 5km out of town) and a few well-preserved colonial buildings are the major attractions, but it’s primarily of interest as a transport hub.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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RE: North-south travel in Mozambique
by laurenstefano 06 September 2011
A good way to cut costs and time is to go up by land to Beira and then fly (with LAM) to Nampula. Stop in Vilanculos to break up the…
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Re: North-south travel in Mozambique
by mizzyizzy 05 September 2011
Hi - sorry, TCO is a bus service I've seen references to it online and elsewhere on the forum. From what I can work out, you can get…
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RE: North-south travel in Mozambique
by Mrs_Trellis 04 September 2011
LAM have a monopoly on internal Moz flights - there was talk of a new airline but I haven't heard of anything happening about that. Flights…
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