@@vuyolwethumtintsilana2672 Hi there. Thank you for watching. While a 4x4 is not necessary to get to Boa Vista, a higher clearance vehicle is recommended. It’s about 12km on a Sandy track to get from Bilene Town to Boa Vista. Do enquire with the hosts as you may be able to securely park in Bilene Town and catch a shuttle down to the accommodation. I am aware of guests who did just that
A real paradise with stunning sunset and coastline. You can look at this beauty endlessly. Thank you for the informative video, which shows and tells everything to the point. My support for your channel 👍🔥
Appreciate you kind support! We visited during off peak so we had the entire stretch of beach to ourselves😁. During peak this area becomes quite bustling with visitors. These are the best sunsets we have ever seen honestly
Wow! We appreciate your kind words! If we can inspire one traveller, we are pleased. We have an entire Moz playlist on our channel. Check out some other amazing spots in Moz too and let us know if you need help with any info😁
Thanks for watching. We are glad it is helpful. This is what was needed: 1. Passports (we have South African passports) 2. Letter from vehicle insurance. 3. Cross border letter from Bank (if vehicle is financed) 4. Bank Stamped NATIS vehicle document 5. Drivers licence (SA drivers accepted) 6. Third Party Insurance compulsory (can be bought through Hollard Mozambique online R280) 7. Temporary Import Permit will be granted by officials once they have reviewed all the above documentation. The above documentation is in the situation you are driving across the border. The requirements differ if the vehicle is not financed or you are driving another person’s vehicle or a vehicle in the name of a company. 8. No COVID tests required.
How did you find the pricing for the restaurants? I’ve been told recently prices have been comparable to South African restaurant prices when before it used to be significantly cheaper.
Yes, our experience is that pricing has been comparable to South African establishments. It makes sense since a lot of the ingredients are from SA I believe. However, we have managed to buy local food at markets in Bilene and Tofo which was amazing and super affordable. Also in Maputo, there are cheaper options such as Piri Piri in Polana
Great vlog and good quality content exploring all the interesting aspects of the journey to Bilene ✌
Thank you for watching! Appreciate your kind words and glad it was interesting to watch😃
I like the Moz videos since we have never been there. Cool video 👍🏻
Thanks for the support Henk! Moz needs an episode from you in the near future 😉
@@the.sher.khan.I need to save first, but will be awesome.
@@4WheelingSA we have a Xai-Xai episode coming up soon. A great family destination too.
Hi thank you for a very informative video. Is Boa Vista accesible with a low clearance car?
@@vuyolwethumtintsilana2672 Hi there. Thank you for watching. While a 4x4 is not necessary to get to Boa Vista, a higher clearance vehicle is recommended. It’s about 12km on a Sandy track to get from Bilene Town to Boa Vista. Do enquire with the hosts as you may be able to securely park in Bilene Town and catch a shuttle down to the accommodation. I am aware of guests who did just that
A real paradise with stunning sunset and coastline. You can look at this beauty endlessly. Thank you for the informative video, which shows and tells everything to the point. My support for your channel 👍🔥
Appreciate you kind support! We visited during off peak so we had the entire stretch of beach to ourselves😁. During peak this area becomes quite bustling with visitors. These are the best sunsets we have ever seen honestly
The quality of this video is unmatched omg. I'm going to Mozambique soon
Wow! We appreciate your kind words! If we can inspire one traveller, we are pleased. We have an entire Moz playlist on our channel. Check out some other amazing spots in Moz too and let us know if you need help with any info😁
This is so helpful..
What was needed at the borders crossing from SA to Moz??
Thanks for watching. We are glad it is helpful. This is what was needed:
1. Passports (we have South African passports)
2. Letter from vehicle insurance.
3. Cross border letter from Bank (if vehicle is financed)
4. Bank Stamped NATIS vehicle document
5. Drivers licence (SA drivers accepted)
6. Third Party Insurance compulsory (can be bought through Hollard Mozambique online R280)
7. Temporary Import Permit will be granted by officials once they have reviewed all the above documentation.
The above documentation is in the situation you are driving across the border. The requirements differ if the vehicle is not financed or you are driving another person’s vehicle or a vehicle in the name of a company.
8. No COVID tests required.
How did you find the pricing for the restaurants? I’ve been told recently prices have been comparable to South African restaurant prices when before it used to be significantly cheaper.
Yes, our experience is that pricing has been comparable to South African establishments. It makes sense since a lot of the ingredients are from SA I believe. However, we have managed to buy local food at markets in Bilene and Tofo which was amazing and super affordable. Also in Maputo, there are cheaper options such as Piri Piri in Polana