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Malawi

    Viphya PlateauVwaza Marsh Game ReserveLake Malawi Majete ViewView coming down Thyolo Escarpment

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    • Forest Reserves

      Forest Reserves

      Malawi has a range of small forest reserves throughout the country several of which have excellent bird watching and walking trails. These reserves offer a rare insight to Malawian rural life and plenty of natural history.

    • Lake Malawi

      Lake Malawi

      Part of the Great Rift Valley, Lake Malawi is flanked by hills inland towards the Nyika Plateau and has some attractive sandy beaches as well as interesting villages to explore.

    • Likoma Island

      Likoma Island

      Likoma Island is the larger of two inhabited islands in Lake Malawi, the smaller being the nearby Chizumulu island which together make up the Likoma District and which belong to Malawi but lie in Mozambique water. There is one main lodge on the island, Kaya Mawa and only a couple of cars, making it a peaceful place to relax and walk around.

    • Liwonde National Park

      Liwonde National Park

      This is Malawi's most popular national park with a good population of wildlife. With the beautiful Shire River winding it's way through the park, providing year round freshwater, the park is lush and a haven for birdlife. Boat safaris are a highlight here with elephants and hippos plentiful and some of the largest crocodiles in Africa!

    • Lower Shire Valley

      Lower Shire Valley

      Lower Shire Valley is in Malawi's far south and supports several wildlife reserves and a thriving sugar industry.

    • Majete Wildlife Reserve

      Majete Wildlife Reserve

      Majete is an up and coming park in the Lower Shire Valley of Southern Malawi, a beautiful wildnerness area and excellent conservation project. Fantastic birding and good walking in the region.

    • Mount Mulanje

      Mount Mulanje

      The Mulanje Massif, also known as Mount Mulanje, is the third highest mountain in southern Malawi near the city of Blantyre, rising sharply from the surrounding plains and the tea-growing estates.

    • Nyika Plateau

      Nyika Plateau

      Nyika Plateau and National Park are located in the north of Malawi and is a beautiful region of rolling hills and huge vistas, popular for hiking and birdwatching.

    • Thyolo and Tea Estates

      Thyolo and Tea Estates

      This is a beautiful area of rolling lush green hills dotted with tea farms in the Shire Highlads. Easilly accessed between Blantyre and Mount Mulanje and has several lovely small guest houses.

    • Viphya Plateau

      Viphya Plateau

      A highland area running through north - central Malawi which consists of rolling hills and river valleys. Great for hiking and birdwatching.

    • Vwaza Marsh Game Reserve

      Vwaza Marsh Game Reserve

      Vwaza Marsh is a beautiful reserve in north western Malawi which forms joins to the Luangwa eco-system in neighbouring Zambia at the foot of the rift valley.

    • Zomba

      Zomba

      Zomba town is the old colonial British capital of Malawi and has a fascinating market and several interesting historical sites. Zomba Plateau nearby is a wonderful area for hiking and birdwatching and has stunning views over the region.

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