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Beira Tours would be incomplete without a visit to the famous Tourist Attractions in Beira. Lying in the central region of the country in Sofala Province where the Pungue River meets the Indian Ocean, Beira is the second largest city in Mozambique. Tourists can easily visit the key Tourist Attractions in Beira.

Popular Tourist Attractions in Beira, Mozambique

The city of Beira can be an ideal spot to the photographer with a number of places of great human, architectural and nature value. If you are interested in traditional history you might want to swing by the Grande Hotel Beira, which was built by the Portuguese to be an exquisite accommodation.

If you make your way towards the east, on the opposite side of the peninsula on which the charming city is located you will find some of the beautiful, pristine white-sand beaches. Heading north along the only highway that leaves the city you will soon come across the doorway to the old Gorongosa National Park.

Another attraction in Beira is Savane, which is a small camp with restaurant and beach outside Beira. Rio Maria, the famous estuary is also worth visiting.

The chief Tourist Attractions of Beira include the city’s cathedral, lighthouse and Macuti Beach. Beira is also home to an airport, lying at the end of a railway line to Harare. Now-a-days, nice places to visit include the Nautico’s for fantastic food and fabulous sea, Biques and Pappas, eat some ‘pastelaria’ in the city center or visit the local markets. There are numerous restaurants in the area as well. Located on an attractive stretch of beach along the southeastern edge of the city, Bique’s is a famous restaurant which serves an array of traditional African dishes as well as some South African cuisine. Another popular restaurant located within the heart of downtown is called Kanimambo that serves authentic Chinese delicacies.

The renowned accommodation for the tourists is called the Tivoli and is located downtown, near Kanimambo. In addition to this, there are some other fine alternatives in the form of Macuti Housing Complex, a comfortable lodge by the Macuti Lighthouse, and a good simple pension on Eduardo Mondlane Avenue.

Getting to Beira

Located on the Pungoe river estuary, the Port of Beira is the second largest port in Mozambique with 12 quays. Beira is essentially a transit port, handling the import and export cargoes from Zimbabwe, Malawi, Zambia and other countries in the region. The Beira Corridor has a road and railway link to Zimbabwe.

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Tourist Attractions in Beira
Gorongosa National Park, Beira	Macuti Lighthouse, Beira