… life has been pretty normal and we are definitely finding our feet (and maybe even a part of our hearts) here in the Govuro district of Mozambique.
An update – Just over 5 months of expat life in Mozambique.
Tag: Living in Mozambique
Sunrise magic on the beach of Inhassoro
I love the early mornings. To me it is the most magical time of the day. Everything looks so fresh and new. On the Inhassoro beach it is quiet other than a few fishermen, preparing there boats for a day at sea. I took a few pictures this past weekend and would like to share…
Another cool Trailcam Visitor
Just a few pics of my latest trail-cam visitor. I put my camera out quite far from our house but left it there for just one night. Besides nearly 500 pictures of the wind blowing through the grass, it did capture this Large Spotted Genet. Sadly, he or she never showed its faced properly. Hopefully,…
What is shopping like in Inhassoro, Mozambique?
As mentioned before, Inhassoro is our closest town. It is a drive of roughly 1 hour and 30 minutes of which a large part is a dirt road, past farms and small villages. We could get more variety in Vilanculos, but that would add an extra hour’s driving time. Inhassoro has very limited shopping the…
Country People – Meet Riekie Pretorius from Mabote, Mozambique
I had the privilege to meet this lovely lady and her family, last weekend. Let’s just say this, I thought I was being brave, moving to Mozambique to a farm that is already developed, until I read Riekie’s story. I hope you enjoy this introduction and do yourself a favour and go and pop in…
