Mozambique: Inhambane From the Air
The Inhambane province and the town on the island are known for stunning Indian Ocean seascapes, especially when seen from the air. The Indian Ocean transitions from deep blue in deeper waters to turquoise and emerald hues over shallower sandbanks and coral reefs. The shoreline consists of long, curved beaches with light-colored sand. Inhambane Bay forms a wide inlet where the Mutamba River enters the sea, with visible variations in water color indicating changes in depth and the presence of sandbars.
