In Mozambique, Bushlore Africa offers its Toyota 4x4s equipped for camping in three towns spread along the coast: Maputo, the capital, in the far south and less than 100 km from the South African border, Vilanculos, facing the Bazaruto Archipelago, and Pemba, in the far north. The exact handover point, whether a depot, delivery or a meeting place, is confirmed when you book.
Between the south and the centre of the country, the price gap is clear. In October 2026, for test departures from January to October 2027 and a 15-day hire, CoolDrive recorded a minimum of around €156 a day in Maputo and an average of €252. In Vilanculos, expect at least €216 and around €314 on average, roughly sixty euros more each day. No price has been recorded in Pemba yet.
Ten models appear in our Mozambique records, from the Hilux Camp for two to the Land Cruiser 79 Bush Camper with automatic transmission. All 80 offers include unlimited mileage, with an excess of around €1,631.
Our view: Maputo is the obvious choice on a tight budget and for anyone who wants to link the southern beaches with nearby Kruger National Park, if the offer allows you to leave the country. Vilanculos saves around 700 km of national road for those heading straight for Bazaruto and the centre, at the cost of a more expensive hire. Bear in mind: slow journeys, a pronounced rainy season and Land Cruisers that cost noticeably more than the Hilux.
