Contact

	Moçambique - Maputo Office Tel: +258 282 42003 :: Fax: +258 21 306 043 :: E-mail: zongoenelodge@tvcabo.co.mz
	South Africa : Polokwane - Central Reservations Office :: Tel: +27 15 297 0893 :: Fax: +27 15 297 2962 :: After hours: +27 84 608 3305 :: E-mail: marketing@bbgroup.co.za
	Moçambique - Zongoene Lodge Tel: +258 82 402 6791 :: Fax: +258 282 42000:: E-mail : zongoenelodge@tdm.co.mz Visite o nosso site: www.zongoene.com
	*Zongoene Lodge Co-ordinates E 33˚ 30’51’’ S 25˚ 11’21’’*
	The Lodge is situated in a pristine but remote area of the country and as a result there is no power grid. We therefore have a generator that supplies our power needs. The generators run from approximately 06H00 to midnight, but may also be down from time to time during the day. Please check with management
	*Passport & Visa Requirements:*
	Visas are required for all passport holders, except South Africans. These are available on arrival in Maputo or at the border. You are only allowed to stay in the country for 30 days as of the date your passport was stamped at the border post. Moçambique Consulate-General (+27 11) 484-6427 Moçambique Embassy (+ 27 12) 326-6388 Moçambique National Tourist Company. ( +27 11) 330-7275
	*Information for Motorists*
	Motorists travelling to Moçambique by vehicle will need to take out compulsory third party insurance. This insurance covers you if you have an accident involving a Moçambique vehicle or you accidentally knock over a pedestrian. Please note that tourists travelling through the new Limpopo border gate are advised that there are no third part insurance facilities available. You must purchase your insurance from your nearest AA or know agent.
	*Requirements for Motorists*
	*Vehicle registration papers*
	Third Party Insurance - compulsory (purchase at any AA Autoshop / Head Office / TE Store –ZAR 160.00 –valid for 30 days)
	1 set of Warning triangles (does not need to be displayed)
	Immigration fee per person – ZAR 12.00 (current price)
	Purchase the compulsory Temporary Import permit for vehicle – cost is ZAR 15
	If towing a trailer, you need 2 x yellow & blue Mozambique warning triangle, must be displayed at front of vehicle (on bumper) & rear of trailer
	*ZA Sticker-* purchased at any AA Autoshop / Head Office / TE Store
	*International Drivers License -* recommended
	*Border Procedure*
	When entering Moçambique you will be required to pay a levy on your passports. You have to pay road tax levy in Meticais. You need to complete a DA341 temporary export/import document on which you must state what you are taking into Moçambique and what you are taking out of Moçambique. E.g. generator, deep freeze, camping & fishing equipment.
	*Rules of the Road*
	*This is a basic guideline for tourists and travellers to Mozambique and please understand that the laws and tariffs are subject to change at any time by the Mozambique authorities*
	:: When entering Moçambique you are required by law to wear a seatbelt at all times. Should you be caught not wearing a seatbelt you will be fined
	:: All South African vehicles must have a ZA sticker on them as well as a yellow triangle on a blue background displayed on them
	:: All trailers must have reflective tape on the side and back
	:: When travelling through towns ensure that you adhere to the speed limit. The Moçambique speed law for travelling in populated areas is 60 km/h, however if you have a trailer the law states 50km/h.Radar is the main trapping device used and spot fines are payable
	:: Caution where there is a solid white line on the road as officials will fine tourists when one or two wheels, especially on wide trailers go over the middle line.
	:: According to Mozambique law the traffic officer must specify the traffic violation and quote the relevant article from the road ordinance and indicate the monetary value of the fine
	:: Visitors to Mozambique are advised to travel on the roads provided and when travelling in the areas to resorts you are asked to respect the land dwellers plantations and home surroundings. Many locals plant their crops next to the roads. Four wheelers especially are asked to show respect for the locals. Do not speed in the areas where there are locals, as many small children tend to run into the road when vehicles approach with fright.
	:: When stopping for coconuts, you can be charged for them as many locals own certain coconut trees and this is their income in that the coconuts are food and then later taken to factories to be made into oil.Tourists are asked not to give the children sweets on the side of the road as this encourages begging and possible stealing
	*Health*
	There is Malaria in Moçambique – so it is recommended that precautions be taken.
	:: Compulsory vaccinations: Yellow Fever (if coming from an endemic country)
	:: *Recommended Vaccinations*: Typhoid, Hepatitis A, Tetanus & Meningitis

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