HUNTING IM MOZAMBIQUE

From the rugged highlands of Niassa to the 2,500 km. of virgin coast that crowns radiant blue waters of the Indian Ocean, Mozambique is a land of extreme beauty and allure. It is paradise enjoyed by 21 million residents, 99.7% of which are indigenous tribal groups, and the rest are Europeans and others that have succumbed to its pristine beaches and its unexplored and unspoiled game reserves. A blend of African, Arabic, Indian and Portuguese influences make for delicious cuisine, exciting music and dance, and a cheerful population.

 

What you get in Mozambique is the feeling of true remote hunting, many parts of the country are still being resettled and it is witout a doubt one of the first you should consider if you're into the more adventurous true African type of safari. Costs are not overinflated yet.

Mozambique is the classic Africa of old, vast concessions in extreme conditions – remote and untouched – with dangerous game trophies which are nothing short of spectacular. Despite a rough start to the Safari industry in this country, reliable and trusted operators are now gaining a foothold and we are pleased to offer this piece of old Africa to our clients without reserve or hesitation.

DURATION OF SAFARI

The hunting season starts in June and ends in November because of the tropical rainy season. A minimum of 7 hunting days are required for Buffalo where 14 hunting days are required for Lion, Leopard, Nyala, Waterbuck, Eland and Sable. An Elephant Safari requires 21 hunting days. See the price list below for minimum days required for the different species.

ACCOMMODATION AND HUNTING AREA

The camp is comfortable and safe and caters for your every need, laundry is done daily. The accommodation consist of log cabins, all with comfortable beds, flush toilets and hot & cold shower facilities. The area is to the West of the Zambezi River, bordering the Maroumeio Buffalo Reserve, running all the way to the Indian Ocean, of which one third is swamp area and the rest forest. The total size of the area is about 494 200 Acres (1200 square miles).

TRAVEL INFORMATION AND FIREARMS

Mozambique is a high risk malaria and Tsetse fly risk. Please consult your doctor before departure. You will fly into Johannesburg International Airport in South Africa, from where you will typically stay over at an hotel for your own account. From there we will pick you up and charter to Beira in Mozambique, the next morning. At Beira, you will clear customs and proceed to the landingstrip at the camp.Your caliber requirements will be discussed with you prior to your booking, considering the trophies required. The necessary documentation for temporary import of firearms into Mozambique will be discussed at a later stage.

 

                                                         RATES & PRICES (in US$)

                                                                  Trophy Fees

ANIMALS PRICE LICENSE MIN. DAYS
Baboon, Chacma 120 100 7
Buffalo, Southern 2350 850 7
Bushbuck, Chobe 800 250 7
Bushpig 450 180 7
Crocodile 2000 350 10
Duiker, Blue 1200 280 7
Duiker, (Grey)Southern Bush 500 200 7
Duiker, Red 750 200 7
Eland, Livingstone’s 3000 400 14
Elephant, African POR POR 21
Hartebeest, Lichtenstein’s 2500 400 10
Hippopotamus 2500 400 10
Leopard, African 3000 750 14
Lion, African POR POR 14
Nyala 2500 500 14
Oribi 700 200 7
Reedbuck, Common 700 200 7
Sable Antelope 3700 500 14
Suni Livingstone’s 1200 260 7
Warthog 350 120 7
Waterbuck, Common 2000 400 14

                                                     Daily Rates – Classical Safari

1 Client / 1 PH 1650
2 Clients / 1 PH 1250
Observers 350

                 Hire of Firearms (Ammunition will be charged at local rates per box)

Firearm / day 70

QUOTATION INCLUDES

  • Fulltime professional hunter and all camp staff.
  • All inclusive accommodation and laundry service.
  • Full catering, soft drinks, wine and local beer.
  • Transport in hunting area during safari.
  • Field preparation of trophies.