
The friendliest people in Africa, age-old culture, tradition and crafts, high mountain peaks, white water rivers, and broad blue lakes, combined with Africa’s Big Five in magnificent natural settings, Malawi has it all. Malawi is also becoming a popular destination for Weddings and couples on Honeymoon, for obvious reasons. One of the smallest countries in Africa, it is tucked between three giants, Tanzania, Mozambique and Zambia. Malawi is so small that it is often overlooked, and that is partly why it is such a magical destination.
The least exploited of African tourist destinations, Malawi is rapidly being “discovered”. Even though landlocked, it is a nation of fishermen, as one fifth of the country is taken up by Lake Malawi, the third largest lake in Africa. Trapped in the Great Rift Valley, the Lake laps like an inland sea at the food of wooded escarpment hills in a setting of haunting beauty. Malawi’s scenery is varied, with rolling hills and plateaus, mountain ranges and lakes. Due to the warmth and friendliness of the people, Malawi is regarded as one of the best places to experience real African culture.

Lake Malawi is one of the Great Rift Valley Lakes, and it bears all the similarities of a sea, except for the fact that it contains fresh water. For most of the year, the lake is tranquil and placid, however, when the winds are strong, surfable waves are created. Lake Malawi could be confused with a tropical island with its turquoise water and sandy beaches under clear blue skies. Lake Malawi is also famous for the brightly coloured little fish called “Cichlids”, which are much sought after by aquarium enthusiasts. With so many brightly coloured fish and clear water, snorkelling and scuba diving are especially popular, as well as bird watching.
Liwonde National Park lies at the southern end of Lake Malawi, and is a diverse region containing swamp land, woodland and open grassland. Game viewing, and especially bird watching are excellent in this area. Liwande National Park is also uncommercialised, which allows for a true African experience.

Rated by Condé Nast magazine as one of the planet’s 10 most romantic destinations, Kaya Mawa is located on Likoma Island on of Lake Malawi, close to Mozambique. The island is encircled by glorious sandy beaches and rocky coves…

Situated on the pristine white sandy beaches of the Northern Lake shore with the Viphya Mountains as a backdrop and remnant patches of tropical rainforest nearby, Chintheche Inn boasts one of the most beautiful settings in Malawi…

Mvuu Wilderness Camp is situated along the banks of the Shire River downstream from Mvuu Lodge. Game viewing is excellent with Hippo, Crocodile and a profusion of bird life to be seen…

Mvuu Wilderness Lodge is situated along the banks of the Shire River in Liwonde National Park, Malawi’s premier wildlife reserve…

Combining the very best of Zambia and Malawi this 8 day flying safari encompasses the famed Walking Safaris in Zambia’s Luangwa Valley, followed by a great wildlife experience in Malawi’s Liwonde National Park and ending off in style at the Chintheche Inn situated on the shores of Lake Malawi.

This Flying Safari involves a stay at the wonderful wilderness area of Liwonde National park, staying in excellent accommodation at Mvuu Wilderness Lodge, followed by a few days at the simply stunning lodge of Kaya Mawa situated in the magnificent Lake Malawi.

Explore Malawi’s finest wildlife areas on this 15 Day Safari. Explore forests, beaches, mountains and excellent wildlife areas in this all conquering Safari to Malawi…