BRADT GUIDE TO MOZAMBIQUE by Philip Briggs

Mozambique has at last emerged from years of civil war to draw visitors back to its 2500 km coastline and the attractive Portuguese colonial towns of Maputo and Beira.  Once a major trading nation, the country is now developing a reputation for pristine beaches, excellent diving and game fishing.  Inland, however, progress is slow and facilities for the traveller await redevelopment, making Mozambique one of Africa's highspots for the truly adventurous.

In the Bradt Guide to Mozambique, renowned Africa expert Philip Briggs explains where to go and how to get around - not just in the relative comfort of the south but in the extremely remote regions of the north, where visitors are rare and on-the-spot information virtually non-existent.

Soft cover, good condition.  230 pages, all intact.  Please bear in mind that this edition was printed in 1997 and the pricing is out of date.  However, the general information contained in the book is as pertinent today as it was then.