Cheap flights to Mozambique from R1 216

Lose yourself in the fascinating cultural scene or the 2,500 kilometers of pristine coastline of Mozambique. Taking a cheap flight to Mozambique could very well submerge you into the fascinating and eclectic paradise that can only be found in these parts of East Africa!

How long is the flight to Mozambique?

Johannesburg to Maputo 1 hour

Cape Town to Maputo 4 hours, 25 minutes

Durban to Maputo 1 hour, 15 minutes

Which airlines operate flights to Mozambique?

When trying to decide which carrier to use for your trip to Mozambique, you can make use of Kenya Airways, Kiwi Intl Airlines KLM, Cathay Pacific, of Finnaviation, which are but five of the major airlines operating flights to and from Mozambique. You’ll find that since the flight to Mozambique is not very long, you might not need extra onboard comfort features, in which case booking a flight with the most budget-friendly carrier could help you save on flight prices and leave you with more valuable spending money!

What is good to know if travelling to Mozambique?

• You’re likely going to touch down in Maputo when taking a cheap flight to Mozambique, so take some time to explore the capital city. Some of the unmissable sites you have to see include the Jardim Tunduru botanical gardens, the National Arts Museum, and the Museum of the Revolution, which will provide you with insight into the country’s rich history.
• Mozambique has some fantastic beaches, so if you’re a sun worshiper of sorts, make sure you check out the likes of Macaneta, Ponta do Ouro, Ponta Malongane, and Inhaca Island for a tropical paradise scene.
• Travelers who’d like to get some fly-fishing, rock climbing, surfing, or diving done while visiting Mozambique, should consider visiting the Bazaruto Archipelago, which lies 30 kilometers off the coast of Mozambique. Some of the most unique islands in the archipelago include Magaruque, Santa Carolina, Benguerra, and Bazaruto.
• For a nature escape (and the opportunity of experiencing some great animal encounters), why not include a visit to the Maputo Reserve to your travel itinerary? The reserve is an elephant sanctuary and forms part of a conservation program that spans across South Africa, Swaziland, and Mozambique.