Hear the Afro-Latino rhythms of Maputo's streets from the back seat of a vintage habana.
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Watch the spirits of the dead come to life at a masked mapiko dance.
Hum to attract a humpback whale while snorkelling in Two Mile Reef with dolphins and dugong.
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