Malawi
The warm heart of Africa
Malawi is located between Tanzania, Mozambique and Zambia. The 'Warm Heart of Africa' offers ages old culture, tradition and crafts, high mountain peaks, white water rivers and broad blue lakes.
Malawi is Africa’s newest Big Five destination with a rich diversity of flora and fauna and has no less than nine National Parks or Wildlife Reserves. Whilst it may not have quite the sheer numbers of large mammals (particularly predators) as some of its better known neighbours, it makes up for this in other ways. Malawi provides intensive and exclusive wildlife viewing in unspoilt areas of genuine wilderness.
Its nine national parks and Wildlife reserves offer a unique and intimate game viewing experience. Whether by 4by4, walking and trekking, or boat, Malawi offers undoubtedly memorable game viewing experiences.
Lake Malawi
The landscape in Malawi is dominated by Lake Malawi, the third largest lake in Africa. This impressive lake is no less than 580 kilometers long and 80 kilometers wide and is very suitable for lovers of sun, beach and water sports activities. In the calm, warm, clear blue water you can dive and snorkel very well. There are more than 500 brightly colored fish species to discover.
Highlights Malawi
