Question 1

How far is Três Sereias from Johannesburg, Pretoria or Durban?"

Accepted Answer

All of the above are approximately 1300km from our resort

Question 2

Do you need a 4x4?

Accepted Answer

Yes, to reach the resort.
However there is secure parking at Inhassoro and we can transfer you the last 35km to the lodge via the beach highway.

Question 3

Self drive requirements?

Accepted Answer

Vehicle registration papers. 
3rd Party insurance. 
Valid SA Drivers license. 
Beach driving permit - if applicable.  
Boat Permit - if applicable. 
Fishing license - if applicable. 
Please stick to speed limits.

Question 4

Flying to Mozambique?

Accepted Answer

There are currently two options available:

LAM
 Mozambique National airline flies from OR Tambo-Maputo-Vilanculos. 
AirLink Flies OR Tambo-Vilanculos direct. 
We can arrange airport pick up and drop off.

Question 5

Self catering - What should I bring?

Accepted Answer

There are shops in Inhassoro where you can buy almost all your food & drink supplies. 
Fresh bread is available daily from local villagers by prior arrangement.
Ice can be made in your freezer or can be purchased in Inhassoro.

Question 6

Cellphone reception and data?

Accepted Answer

Data is very affordable in Mozambique.
We reccommend you buy a Moz sim card at any Vodashop throughout Moz. Cellphone reception is mostly good near any town

Question 7

Are there any bars or restaurants nearby?

Accepted Answer

Mermaids Tiki Bar is on our property and serves meals and drinks. Great for sundowners. 
Inhassoro has a variety of pubs and restaurants.

Question 8

Do you have loadshedding?

Accepted Answer

Três Sereias is an Eco-Resort and we are totally Off-Grid.
We have solar power and a water processing plant.
PLEASE refrain from using heavy usage appliances.

Question 9

What to pack?

Accepted Answer

Mosquito repellent & Malaria prophylactics are at your discretion. 
Don’t forget to pack your camera and a pair of binoculars for any keen birders. 
Hats, Sandals, Sunblock, Towels, Sunglasses etc as the sun in Mozambique can be harsh.

Question 10

What currency should I bring?

Accepted Answer

Credit cards are accepted at most shops etc.
Metical but USD and ZAR are widely accepted
There are numerous ATMs which accepts credit & debit cards

Question 11

When is the best time of the year to visit?

Accepted Answer

Between November and February, temperatures soar into the 30's.
If you don’t mind rain and humidity, visit during the rainy season, December & February.
If you’d prefer dry cooler weather, between June & September.

Question 12

Fishing?

Accepted Answer

BD point is one of the few areas along the Mozambique coast where one can access a vast estuary for light tackle fishing as well as enjoy offshore fishing.
A variety of fish can be caught here.
King Mackerel (Cuta)
King Fish
Queenfish
Wahoo
Ignoblis Kingfish
Bonito
Bludger Kingfish
Yellow Spot Kingfish
Golden Kingfish
Mirrorfish
River Snapper
Grunter (Estuary)
Seasonal Marlin and Sailfish.
The Govuro River estuary also offers many species of juvenile game fish such as:
Barracuda
Rock cod
Honeycomb rays etc

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