Private Jet Maputo to Paro

The flight from Maputo International Airport in Mozambique to Paro International Airport in Bhutan covers about 5,290 miles and takes around nine hours, so travellers should expect a long, largely non-stop journey across the Indian Ocean and South Asia. A heavy business jet or an ultra-long range jet suits the trip well, giving passengers room to rest and work on the way. Maputo sits on the southern coast of Mozambique, on the Delagoa Bay, and is known for its colonial-era architecture, lively markets and waterfront. Paro lies in a valley in the western Himalayas and is the gateway for visitors heading to Bhutan’s celebrated monasteries, dramatic mountain scenery and Buddhist culture. The contrast between the two destinations, one a coastal African capital and the other a mountain kingdom, makes this a memorable itinerary.