Visit Tete Province

The Tete Province of Mozambique is located in the northwest of the country and is a land of diverse beauty, with its lush rainforests, rolling savannahs, and pristine waterways. This region has become increasingly attractive to tourists seeking to explore its stunning natural attractions. Within Tete visitors can find the Cahora Bassa National Park which features an array of wildlife including antelope, elephant, and hippo among other species. The park's lake also offers boating activities as well as excellent fishing spots. Further north in the province lies Mount Mecula - an isolated mountain range plenty of dramatic vistas and great hiking opportunities. A notable historical fact about the region dates back to 1609 when a Portuguese outpost was founded on Mount Mecula by Joao de Sepuvelda and Pedro de Sousa Holstein named Mutarara - today it stands as one of Mozambique's oldest settlements still inhabited by people from Sepulveda's family after 400 years. There are many exciting things for visitors to see in this beautiful part or Mozambique such as exploring the wildlife at Cahora Bassa National Park or hiking up Mount Mecula for unrivaled views!