Frequently Asked Questions

Mutemba Safaris is situated in the North West part of Gaza Province of Mozambique, along the Mozambique/Zimbabwe border. The Western boundary of the concession is the Gonarezhou National Park of Zimbabwe. The closest recognised villages to the hunting area are Chiqualaquala (Eduard Mondlane) approximately 60km to the south along the Mozambique/Zimbabwe border, Mavue Village approximately 40km to the north of the concession along the Mozambique/Zimbabwe border, and Massangena Village to the east.

Mtimbiri Camp, constructed on the Mutemba Safaris concession is located at GPS co-ordinates 21°39’59.3″S 32°09’46.2″E.

1. Rifle calibre, make, model and serial number on the barrel.
2. Ammunition – full description and exact amount that you will bring.
3. 4 x passport size photos.
4. Clear copy of passport – notarised copy preferable
5. Full residential and postal address.
6. Contact details – telephone, fax, email.

Visas are obtained upon arrival at the port of entry into Mozambique.

The terrain can best be described as wooded sandveld savannah with patches of Mopani and acacia veld. These are areas that consist of dense brush where species like Suni and Nyala occur. This diversity of habitat accommodates a large variety of species ranging from elephant and predators to pigmy antelopes like Sharpe’s Grysbuck. The average elevation is approximately 380m above sea level.

When hunting in winter, mosquitos are not prevalent. Malaria preventatives are a personal choice. 

When traveling through South Africa en-route to Mozambique with firearms, you will require a SAPS 520 temporary import/export firearms permit. This can be obtained upon arrival at OR Tambo International, Johannesburg or can be obtained prior to arrival from a clearing agent. We highly recommend pre-issued permits.

Yes, we have electricity. It is supplied by a solar-powered system and converted to 220V. There are charging points in each chalet for charging your general electronic devices. 

Yes, we have Wifi. 

Once the hunting season has been concluded at the end of November, Mutemba Safaris will get all the required documents in order to transport the trophies from hunting camp to Matola, near Maputu in Mozambique. The clearing agent will then obtain further required documentation in order to transport the trophies to South Africa (the trophies cannot go directly out of Mozambique, as Mozambique does not have approved trophy treatment facilities). Once in South Africa, you will have the option of having your taxidermy done or having the raw trophies shipped to a taxidermist of your choice.