Sofala

Sofala is a historical port located on the southeast coast of Africa, in present-day Mozambique. It played a significant role in the 16th century as a trade hub for gold, ivory, and other goods, connecting African resources to European markets. The Portuguese established the port as a vital part of their trade routes, contributing to the exploration of the region. Today, Sofala is known for its rich history, cultural heritage, and natural beauty, attracting visitors interested in its past and coastal scenery. It also reflects the impact of colonialism on indigenous cultures and economies.