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Mozambique Island: One of the blessings that have prevented Ilha from becoming a tropical-cultural experience for tourists like Stone Town (Zanzibar) is that the inhabitants use the coast as a bathroom. 40,000 people stubbornly shitting on the beach keeps the possibilities of mass tourism away

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Mozambique Island: One of the blessings that have prevented Ilha from becoming a tropical-cultural experience for tourists like Stone Town (Zanzibar) is that the inhabitants use the coast as a bathroom. 40,000 people stubbornly shitting on the beach keeps the possibilities of mass tourism away


Mozambique Island: One of the blessings that have prevented Ilha from becoming a “tropical-cultural experience” for tourists like Stone Town (Zanzibar) is that the inhabitants use the coast as a bathroom. 40,000 people stubbornly shitting on the beach keeps the possibilities of mass tourism away

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