Entreposto

A company formed to provide tourism and safari trails.

It now focuses on managing Coutada 12.

This hunting ground, with an area of 2713 km2, is located in the centre of the country, north of Sofala Province, and includes the well-known Marromeu Complex, with the renowned Zambezi River as its northern border.

This is an area rich in open forests, with very little population and great natural beauty, dominated in the north by Panga-panga savannas, and by Miombo savannas in the centre and south.

Nyala Safaris primarily provides hunting tourism:

- activities, through safari hunting for international tourists (mostly North Americans and Europeans), advertised in major international hunting fairs;

- conservation activities both of  wildlife resources (mainly through permanent organised anti-poaching monitoring teams), which has had the outcome of a significant rise both in animal populations that had been almost completely decimated during the civil war, and in forest resources.

In Coutada 12, dozens of animal species have been identified, from the small Livingston Suni to the elephant. Large herds of buffalo (about 10,000 across the entire Marromeu complex) palapalas, nyalas and other antelopes that live in the Coutada where predators also roam, including lions, leopards and hyena.