Mozambique by Philip Briggs

Mozambique by Philip Briggs

The third edition of this Bradt guide to Mozambique brings travellers up to date with the rapid changes that are sweeping Mozambique. It describes the whole country from the exceptional beauty of the south coast to the oldest European settlement in Africa, and highlights the capital Maputo (easily accessible from South Africa) and southern Mozambique, with its palm-lined beaches, offshore islands and world-ranking water sports locations. It includes tips for backpackers on exploring off-the-beaten-track Africa and the challenges of getting to and around northern Mozambique.

When Philip Briggs started backpacking about Uganda in 1988, two years after the end of the civil war, access to the Impenetrable Forest (now Bwindi Impenetrable National Park) was confined to a twice-weekly tractor-and-trailer and gorilla tracking cost the princely sum of US$1, access to the Impenetrable Forest (now Bwindi Impenetrable National Park) was limited to a twice-weekly tractor-and-trailer and He initially visited Uganda in 1992 to study the first edition of the Bradt Guide to Uganda, and he has returned multiple times since then, both to update the Bradt Guide and to organize tours. Apart from Uganda, Philip has contributed to various books, travel and wildlife periodicals, and has written and co-authored numerous Bradt guides to other African places. Andrew Roberts, a contributor to this edition, has lived and worked in Uganda since 1993. Andrew is always up to date on tourism developments in Uganda as the developer of the Uganda Maps series, which depicts parks, reserves, and other tourist destinations.

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ISBN 13	9781841620428
ISBN 10	1841620424
Title	Mozambique
Author	Philip Briggs
Series	Bradt Travel Guides
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Bradt Travel Guides
Year published	2002-06-01
Number of pages	240
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