Tofinho

Tofinho is a beach town and popular tourist destination located in the Inhambane Province of Mozambique. Known for its long stretches of sandy beach, warm Indian Ocean waters, and excellent surfing and diving opportunities, Tofinho attracts both international and domestic visitors.

The town itself is small, offering a range of accommodation options from budget-friendly backpacker hostels to more luxurious resorts. Local restaurants serve fresh seafood and traditional Mozambican cuisine.

Tofinho's strong ocean currents and consistent waves make it a particularly appealing location for surfers. Diving and snorkeling are also popular, with opportunities to see manta rays, whale sharks (seasonal), and a variety of other marine life. The nearby Barra Beach and Tofo Beach are also frequently visited by tourists staying in Tofinho.

Historically, the area around Tofinho was inhabited by indigenous populations. Portuguese colonization significantly impacted the region, and evidence of this history can be seen in the architecture and local culture.