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Since a long time, people of Mozambique showed high interests in diverse Mozambique Sports activities. In fact, Mozambique displays great efficiency and affinity for games like football and basketball. In this respect, mention must be made about Federacao Mocambicana de Futebol, the soccer team which is affiliated to FIFA. In athletics also, this African country has made its place in the international arena. In 2002, Maria Mutola by winning the country's first Gold medal at the Sydney Olympic Games has brought international fame for Mozambique athletics activities. Besides all these, Mozambique Sports provide a lot of opportunities for a handful of other exciting sports including scuba diving and deep-sea fishing.
Among Mozambican basketball players of repute, the names that deserve mention are those of Carlos Matos Lopes and Clarisse Machanguana. For its geographic location, most of the residents of Mozambique are found indulging themselves in fishing for marlin, sailfish, barracuda and swordfish.
The most remarkable resorts here are the Bazaruto Archipelago and Mozambique Island and Inhaca Island near Maputo. Some of these resorts provide opportunities for divers or snorkelers to explore the excellent underwater sights. There is also a good hiking facility on the Zavoras coral reef but one should be extremely cautious before undertaking these adventurous activities, due to the presence of numerous leftover land mines in the country. Bird watching is also considered as a wonderful way of spending leisure time in Mozambique.
Mozambique Popular Sports
By the term “Mozambique Popular Sports”, one means the most-played and the most-watched sports activities of the residents of Mozambique. Mainly football and basketball are highly popular among the dwellers of Mozambique. However, since Mozambique is considered to be one of the very few unspoiled holiday spots left across the globe, the tourists can enjoy a number of exciting and thrilling water and land sports activities in the pristine waters and on the mainland areas.
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