Pre- and Post- breaks

Being in Mozambique is also a once in a life time opportunity for most, so why not consider extending your stay? A range of pre- and post-conference breaks are available for pre-booking or Dana Tours can create personalised itineraries on request. Discover these incredible parts of Mozambique:

Our team of specialist travel consultants at Dana Tours has carefully put together the below packages that we hope will appeal to you, the participants of AORTIC 2019. Contact Natalie for more information, personalised itineraries and to book:

Bilene is on the shore of a wonderful scenic lagoon where one can swim in calm water and you can take a boat across to the sea side.  A great getaway for two nights to destress and relax.

A few days in Ponta do Ouro is certainly a trip you’ll remember for many years to come. This popular seaside town offers excellent water activities.

Enjoy the beautiful drive/transfer which starts with crossing the beautiful bridge linking Maputo to Katembe and the newly tarred road to Ponta which is now very close by.

A 90-minute boat ride gets you to Machangulo and you will be inspired by all the wonderful corals in the warm waters of the Indian Ocean.

You will experience our truly African beaches that are still untouched and visit a protected sanctuary

Located in Inhambane province, the sleepy touch of Vilanculos is the gateway to the Bazaruto Archipelago Islands.  The perfect place to relax on a dhow and visit the Islands for snorkeling, diving and fishing

Considered to be one of the most special and unique national parks on Earth, a hotspot of “biodiversity”, a place that must be saved for future generations to enjoy.  This is one of the wildest and unspoilt national parks in Africa where visitors can have a true wilderness experience.

You have to see for yourself and experience the true wilderness, Gorongosa National Park is Mozambique’s greatest wonder – Africa in miniature, with an ecosystem that looks like the divine prototype.

A unique place, rich in history and culture where visitors learn about the intriguing past of the country.  This gem of Mozambique, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is the original capital of Mozambique.

Reaching the tiny island by a 3km bridge from the mainland, takes you to a bygone era to experience a wealth of history and culture.