Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
TANGERINAS DE INHAMBANE
Mention Inhambane province to a Mozambican, and chances are they will say something about
tangerinas de In-
hambane
. In season, you'll see bushel baskets of tangerines lining the roadsides, piled to overflowing. The fruit
has even made it into local pop culture through the poem,
As saborosas tanjarinas d'Inhambane,
written by
renowned Mozambican poet José Craveirinha.
Information
Immigration (for visa extensions) is in Maxixe.
da Revolução; per min Mtc1; 8am-8pm Mon-Fri, 9am-4pm Sat)
Internet access.
Millennium BIM
(Avenida Acordos de Lusaka)
With an ATM.
cos@gmail.com; Avenida da Revolução)
Near the entrance to the central market. Walking
tours,
dhow
trips and LAM bookings.
Getting There & Away
Air
necting Inhambane with Maputo, Vilankulo and Johannesburg.
Boat
Small motorised passenger boats operate from sunrise to sundown between Inhambane
and Maxixe (Mtc10, 25 minutes). The pier on the Maxixe side is just across the N1 from
the main bus stand. Sailing
dhows
do the trip more slowly for Mtc5, and one of Inham-
bane's great morning sights is sitting on the jetty and watching them load up. It's also pos-
sible to charter a motorboat (about Mtc200, 10 minutes).