Taxi Guider Tours and Adventures

22/07/2025

📍 **7 Reasons to Visit Maputo National Park** 🌿🌊

If you love nature, adventure, and off-the-beaten-path destinations, this place will amaze you! 😍

1️⃣ **Wild and pristine nature**
Savannas, forests, wetlands, and coastal dunes all in one park!

2️⃣ **Incredible wildlife**
Elephants, hippos, zebras, giraffes, and over 400 bird species! 🐘🦓🦜

3️⃣ **Untouched, paradise-like beaches**
White sand, crystal-clear water, and zero crowds. 🏖️

4️⃣ **Eco-adventures**
Game drives, hiking, canoeing, and deep connection with nature! 🚙🌿🚣‍♂️

5️⃣ **Sustainable tourism**
Local communities are involved in conservation and tourism — your visit makes a difference! 🤝🌱

6️⃣ **Sea turtle nesting**
From October to February, witness this rare natural wonder. 🐢✨

7️⃣ **Close to Maputo**
Only 100 km from the capital! Perfect for a weekend getaway.

📸 **Discover the wild and stunning side of Mozambique!**
👉 Tag someone you’d take on this adventure!

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10/07/2025

Camping in wild, exploring the nature and enjoying the life.

10/07/2025

26/06/2025

Maputo National Park Day Tours:

🐘✨ Explore the wild side of Mozambique with Taxi Guider Tours and Adventures!
Join us for an unforgettable Day Tour to Parque Nacional de Maputo 🏞️

🚙 4x4 closed vehicle (1–4 pax)
🚐 Open vehicle (6 pax or more)
🍽️ Light meal included
📸 Sightseeing & Transfers included

💰 Pricing per person:
• 1 pax – 15,800 MZN
• 2 pax – 8,350 MZN
• 4 pax – 6,500 MZN
• 6 pax or more – 5,500 MZN

Park fees not included...

🌿 Perfect for nature lovers, wildlife photographers, and adventurous souls!

📞 Book now: +258 872672111
📧 [email protected]

Let’s go where the wild things roam! 🐾

23/06/2025

✈️🚗 Need a reliable ride from the Airport or Maputo City to Ponta do Ouro? Look no further!
Taxi Guider Tours and Adventures has you covered!

👉 Comfortable Sedan Vehicle
💰 Just 7,560 MT each way
📍 Airport / Mpt City ↔️ Ponta de Ouro
📞 Contact us via WhatsApp: +258 872672111
📧 Email: [email protected]

Travel safely and in style with professionals who know the route!

07/06/2025

22/04/2025

This is an image of a dirt road surrounded by dry vegetation and trees, likely in a rural or wilderness area.
The lighting suggests it's either early morning or late afternoon, as the sun is low and casting long shadows.

One particularly interesting detail is the wavy line of impressions crossing the road in the foreground.
These marks are likely tracks from a snake that has slithered across the sandy surface, leaving a characteristic serpentine trail.

The tire tracks on either side of the snake trail indicate vehicle movement along this road, and the overall scene suggests a quiet, natural environment — possibly a game reserve or countryside area.

20/04/2025

Vila Algarve is a historic residence located in Mozambique’s capital, Maputo.
Built in 1934, the building was later classified as a property of architectural interest.
During the colonial period, it served as the headquarters of the International and State Defense Police.
It is situated at the intersection of Avenida Mártires da Machava and Avenida Ahmed Sekou Touré.

25/03/2025

Choose between this amazing packages and experience the thrill of a 3 days 2 nights or
2-day, 1-night all-inclusive tour to Kruger National Park, one of Africa's most renowned wildlife destinations.
This immersive safari offers guided game drives through diverse ecosystems, giving you the chance to spot the "Big Five" and other wildlife in their natural habitat.
Enjoy comfortable accommodation, all meals, and refreshments included, as well as expert guides who will enhance your experience with fascinating insights about the park's flora and fauna.
This short yet unforgettable adventure is perfect for wildlife enthusiasts looking for an unforgettable escape into nature.

22/03/2025

The white rhinoceros (*Ceratotherium simum*) is the largest of all rhino species and the second-largest land mammal after elephants.
It has a broad, square-shaped mouth adapted for grazing and is distinguished by its large size, thick grayish skin, and two prominent horns.
Despite its name, the white rhino is not actually white; the name comes from the Dutch word *"wijde"*, meaning "wide," referring to its mouth.
There are two subspecies: the southern white rhino, which has a stable population, and the critically endangered northern white rhino, with only a few individuals remaining in captivity. White rhinos are social animals, often found in groups, and primarily inhabit grasslands and savannas in Africa.

01/03/2025

Let's travel...

16/02/2025

I'm different, one more chance please.