We set off today in Sylvia, Mark's Polo, to explore the northern part of the peninsula at Barra, about 10kms away but on some very sandy parts of road when we got there, so had to park and walk for fear of getting stuck in the sand reserved for 4x4 vehicles. Here we found Neptunes, a delightful beach bar.
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| Algodoal, the cottage we were staying at in Tofo |
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| The lie of the land at Barra, the northern part of the peninsula. Neptunes is no 10 on the map. We returned a few days later and headed right to Mad Mozzies beach bar no 23 and then walked to the lighthouse |
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| Heading up the 4x4 sand road to Neptunes |
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| My daughter and I on the beach outside Neptunes |
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| We tried a new local beer Manica |
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| Crab curry |
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| Catching some sun at Neptunes |
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| The Indian Ocean.. we swam later |
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| Beach shadows |
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| Roadside village and millions of coconut palm trees everywhere |
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| The locals going about their daily chores |
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| We're alive |
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| Back at the cottage for a beer shandy and showing the part of Africa we're from and visiting |
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| Neighbouring hound thinks he's a mountain goat on the rooftop barking at passersby |
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| The locals come out to play beach football as the sun goes down |
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| We're catching the last rays of sunshine |
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| Horsing around on the beach |
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| Kate posing with the sunset |
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| Enjoying the magic of Mozambique |
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| The sun sets on another glorious day in Mozambique |
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| Panorama pic of the setting sun |
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| My kids and I |
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