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    Hyatt Ziva Puerto Vallarta

    Hyatt Ziva Puerto Vallarta

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    Located on the only beach in the region, Hyatt Ziva Puerto Vallarta is our all-ages luxury oceanfront resort with its own private cove. Enjoy stunning ocean vistas from our sunset bar or sneak a peak of breaching whales from our beachfront restaurants.

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    • filter_dramaUnderstand
      Beira is the second largest city in Mozambique and capital of the Sofala Province. During the 1950s and 60s, before the independence of Mozambique, Beira was a playgroud for white and rich Rhodesians as then-ruler Portugal did not a UN embargo agianst Rhodesia. Still an important port city, few tourists find their way here today. Those who do will discover a beautiful, but crumbling, city by the sea with great food and hospitality.
    • filter_dramaGet in
      • By plane

        Beira International Airport is about 10km out of the town, and can be easily reached by bus and taxi.

        The airport has a shop, bar, restaurant and post office.

      • By road

        The main road (EN6) between Zimbabwe and its intersection with EN1 is in fairly good condition. From the intersection to the city of Beira, however, the condition of the road deteriorates considerably. While generally passable to any 2WD vehicle, the road is strewn with sizable potholes that have the potential to blow out tires and damage vehicle axles. Extreme caution should be taken at all times, particularly during rainstorms. The Zimbabwe economy relies heavily on this route and it carries many trucks and buses, mostly overloaded, many of which will not yield to smaller automobiles. Road travel is best done by daylight as many pedestrians and animals are hard to see after dusk. Roadside services are also minimal.

    • filter_dramaGet around
      Minibuses, so called chapas, are easily available for local transport and for connections to neighboring cities like Chimoio.
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      Savanna Beach (20-30 km out of town) ask around if someone is going. You could venture and take a chapa heading in the direction. You have to take a little boat across to the beach, worth the effort. Water is cleaner than Beira and waves are better. Good fishing. Simple restaurant with nice atmosphere.

      *Gorongosa (200-300 km) in Sofala Province. Once a very well known park. Now starting to recover, good investments. Good challets and food.

      * More of an anti-attraction, this former luxury hotel which once was known as the "pride of Africa" is since the last 30 years occupied by thousands of squatters displaced by the country's long civil war. It serves as a living memory of better times and the horrors of war.

      *Rio Maria (10-15 km). When traveling from Macuti to Airport, turn right at Monte Verde and take the sandy road. At Rio Maria is a nice river and sea. No facilities there. Don't get car stuck in mud close to beach. Very relaxing.
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      Mercado Central(The central market) offers some craftworks, spices, fish and fruits.
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      Beira Sol Opposite Hotel Tivoli.

      * 2mais1 Center.

      *Is a camping and bar/restaurant about two km out of the centre of Beira. Worthwhile the trip but not so easy to find. Terrace overlooking the sea, excellent food and drink. Pooltable. This place is popular with locals and tourists.

      *"Beisl"

      * Kanimambo Chinese restaurant with excellent food in the city center. Average atmosphere, aircon.

      * Nautico Nice views of the sea, swimmingpool. Need to pay small entrance fee of 20Mtn if non-member.

      * Best food in town, also expensive. Close to Hotel Tivoli.

      *Chinese/portuguese cooking. Inside Macuti Housing Complex, park outside. Good food, can take a while if the restaurant is full. Aircon inside and nice seating area outside. Chicken with cashew and pineaplle or the Bife Cremoso is nice.

      *Portuguese owned. Good food, including Pizza. Good ambiente. Also has a bar.
      *The best hamburgers in town. In the city centre around the corner of the Banco de Moçambique. Good hygiene, friendly staff and popular with locals.
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      Café Bulha in the Bulha shopping center has unfortunately closed in July 2009.

      * Café Capri on the Praça Municipal for excellent cappucino and expresso. Also light meals. The only place I know where you can buy cigars in Beira. (This cafe has closed down in mid-2008; it is now a Barclays Bank).

      * on the same Praça has easy chairs, good coffee and pastries.

      *Great to have breakfast or coffee.
      *Nice restaurant and bar serving meals and drinks located on the beach. Two levels with an outside deck overlooking the hustle and bustle of the street beach adjacent road and great veiw of beach. A good selection of food including seafood, chicken, pizza, vegetarian. Downsatirs entertainment (band) late week and over weekends. Good prices.
      *Located on the beach strip, 2nd level, casual relaxed bar and barbeque restaurant, serves range of soft drinks, beers and spirits and casual food including burgers, chicken, ribs and steaks cooked downstairs on the charcoal bbq. Great value relaxed setting.
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      Hotel Savoy, Rua pedro alves cabral, near praca de juventude. This run-down place with yesterdays charm is probably the cheapest accommodation in Beira and allows you to imagine how Beira was in Portuguese times. Centrally located.

      * Pensao moderna, rua travessa de igreja 263, clearly more expensive than the Savoy, but better rooms. Tel +258 23 329901

      * Your best bet for a decent sleep in a clean place. The rooms are small. A/C. One PC with free internet access in the lobby. Some rooms have wireless Internet - ask for it. Restaurant and bar in the hotel but expensive. A few meters from the hotel (turn right at the entry) a large interesting food market with lots of small places to eat. Freshly grilled fish.
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      *A Mediterranean-style lodge on the beach front. There are 12 rooms in total, 6 with an ocean view, and 6 on the ground floor. No restaurant, so no breakfast available. But bars and restaurants are not far away.
      *incl. Breakfast, many rooms: single, Executive double,Junior suite, Senior suite. Best views of the whole town, close to center of town and Port. Free High speed internet in rooms and public places. Reservations Email: reservations@rainbowhtlmoz.co.zw
      *New Hotel on the way to aurport. Clean and well kept. Desperately needs improvement in the restaurant.
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    • filter_dramaStay safe
      Don't walk in the Baixa area at night alone. If you walk around during day time just keep your precious stuff at the hotel. Don't walk around with a fat wallet or your expensive cellphone. Most crime is on a "give me your phone and/or wallet because I have a big knife" basis. If driving at night just keep doors locked and windows almost closed to avoid issues.
      Friday, Saturday and Sunday night people party and can get very drunk, if you run over someone as a foreigner it's gonna cause you a big headache so drive slowly. Kids also run across the road often without looking out for cars. Avoid driving at night.
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