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Fun Facts About Malawi
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Lake Malawi, also known as Lake Nyasa amongst a host of other names, is a beautiful lake that is probably the main setting of some marine biologists' dreams every night. This lake is supposed to be the home of more fish species than that of any other body of freshwater on Earth, which isn't too surprising once you hear the fact that Lake Malawi is also the eighth largest lake in the world. Nestled in the Great Rift Valley system of East Africa, it is also Africa's third largest lake.
People have depended for over a thousand years for food from the bountiful wildlife that resides in Lake Malawi, home of over a thousand species of cichlids, and provider of tasty fish such as kampango, a catfish. Many species of fish have evolved from the waters of Lake Malawi, most notably cichlids, and various other animals. Naturally, at least a few extremely exotic species of fish have evolved from these waters, such as the rare Mbuna fish, highly sought after by avid aquarists due to its brilliant coloring. As a result, the lake is not only a huge source of food, but also the source of work for thousands of Malawian fishermen, net and canoe manufacturers, and fish traders. Unfortunately, overfishing and water pollution threatens the potential future of the wildlife here.
Lake Malawi is an attractive tourist location, with most of its tourists visiting during the dry season, which lasts from April to November. The wet season, on the other hand, lasts from December to March. Because the wet season is preceded by a very hot and humid period between November and December, the dry season is the most ideal season for visiting Lake Malawi.
The Malawian government has taken great strides in ensuring that the lake does not become too commercialized or overcrowded, and they have done a good job so far. The northern portion of the lake is largely untouched by tourists, and therefore lies in a pristine, unspoiled condition. The beaches are almost never crowded. One of the main forms of human activity you will see at Lake Malawi will probably be that of the fish traders, who vend thousands upon thousands of silver-colored fish that are dried, smoked, and sold in huts.
Most of the permanent settlements, hotels, and campsites, however, can only be found on the southern portion of the lake. There, one can snorkel, dive, sail, and do pretty much any sort of fun recreational activity that can be done on any major beach. The lake itself possesses a beautifully warm temperature of 74 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit year-round. Before anyone actually visits Lake Malawi, they should know that malaria is a concern here, so tourists should try their best to minimize mosquito bites by using insect repellents, and trying to sleep in mosquito net-treated edifices. Never let your guard down against the mosquitoes.
In conclusion, Lake Malawi has experienced a ton of historical legacies, ranging from being the host of a naval battle between the British and the Germans, to being the evolutionary site of an eclectic range of over 450 species of freshwater tropic fish. Its sheer size alone is enough to suggest that it still holds its fair share of untold mysteries that have yet to be discovered.
Monday, October 24, 2011
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Free Guide Lilongwe City
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Free Guide Lilongwe City
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Let's have these summer vacations excitement at the "Garden City" Lilongwe by reserving your flights to Lilongwe. Lilongwe, the capital metropolis of Malawi, situated along the banks of Lilongwe River. It would be a splendid trip to Lilongwe for the people working for wildlife as well as the birdlife. The island city is beautifully adorned with beds of wild flower and tall trees that accompaniments its modern structural design and parklands. Cheap Lilongwe flights are executing through out the year around the globe.
The Lilongwe Nature Sanctuary, located in the centre of the city, natural reserve is an amazing place to visit, provides you with a lot more aspects of revelations. It is working for the rehabilitation and rescue of wounded and orphaned of various species of wildlife, also houses exceptional wildflowers and exotic plantations. It is also running an environmental education centre to provide the awareness about the wildlife among the community. People around the world come to attend the seminars conducted by the center by availing the international Lilongwe flights.
It is an interesting fact about Lilongwe that it is a "young city" means most of the population is consisted of the people having age in between 30 to 35.
Outside the city, about a drive of an hour, is located the Nkoma Mountain and Nkoma Mission towards southeast of Lilongwe. Nkoma Mission has a remarkable Dutch mantle architecture which is noteworthy for the wonderful, peaceful and silent atmosphere. Nkoma Mountain is a massive mountain would be a hot favorite place for any good hiker. Alongwith the traditional Nkhotakota Pottery, Dedza Pottery, and Nyanja Art Studio etc are the admirable places to see traditional pottery of Lilongwe. They also facilitate to discover about the techniques of pottery and even design your own take away. Travel agents providing Lilongwe flights also offer special packages to tour these amazing places.
Capital hill is the town called the seat of power as it is holding many important government buildings and foundations; it is set in the course of wooded slopes of aboriginal trees and is surrounded with bars, shopping malls, cinemas and theatres.
The captivating National Museum in the Stone House is preserving the stories of the missionaries, the customs of different areas of Malawi and the discoverying work in history. All the international airports around the world facilitate flights to Lilongwe along with especial travel packages.
Free Guide Lilongwe City
Travel tips for your trip to Malawi Hotel Maps Famous Places in Malawi helps you to make your trip to Malawi in the holiday a Splendid One
Let's have these summer vacations excitement at the "Garden City" Lilongwe by reserving your flights to Lilongwe. Lilongwe, the capital metropolis of Malawi, situated along the banks of Lilongwe River. It would be a splendid trip to Lilongwe for the people working for wildlife as well as the birdlife. The island city is beautifully adorned with beds of wild flower and tall trees that accompaniments its modern structural design and parklands. Cheap Lilongwe flights are executing through out the year around the globe.
The Lilongwe Nature Sanctuary, located in the centre of the city, natural reserve is an amazing place to visit, provides you with a lot more aspects of revelations. It is working for the rehabilitation and rescue of wounded and orphaned of various species of wildlife, also houses exceptional wildflowers and exotic plantations. It is also running an environmental education centre to provide the awareness about the wildlife among the community. People around the world come to attend the seminars conducted by the center by availing the international Lilongwe flights.
It is an interesting fact about Lilongwe that it is a "young city" means most of the population is consisted of the people having age in between 30 to 35.
Outside the city, about a drive of an hour, is located the Nkoma Mountain and Nkoma Mission towards southeast of Lilongwe. Nkoma Mission has a remarkable Dutch mantle architecture which is noteworthy for the wonderful, peaceful and silent atmosphere. Nkoma Mountain is a massive mountain would be a hot favorite place for any good hiker. Alongwith the traditional Nkhotakota Pottery, Dedza Pottery, and Nyanja Art Studio etc are the admirable places to see traditional pottery of Lilongwe. They also facilitate to discover about the techniques of pottery and even design your own take away. Travel agents providing Lilongwe flights also offer special packages to tour these amazing places.
Capital hill is the town called the seat of power as it is holding many important government buildings and foundations; it is set in the course of wooded slopes of aboriginal trees and is surrounded with bars, shopping malls, cinemas and theatres.
The captivating National Museum in the Stone House is preserving the stories of the missionaries, the customs of different areas of Malawi and the discoverying work in history. All the international airports around the world facilitate flights to Lilongwe along with especial travel packages.
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Money Exchange for Malawi -Services - Money
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Money Exchange for Malawi -Services - Money
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Currency information:
Kwacha (MWK; symbol Mk) = 100 tambala. Notes are in denominations of Mk500, 200, 100, 50, 20, 10 and 5. Coins are in denominations of Mk1 and 20, 10, 5, 2 and 1 tambala.
Credit cards:
Acceptance of credit and debit cards is very limited, although in Lilongwe and Blantyre and in main hotels, American Express, Diners Club, MasterCard and Visa can be used.
Travellers cheques:
Traveller's cheques can be exchanged in banks, hotels and other institutions. In remote areas, the Treasury Office of Local District Commissioner's offices will cash traveller's cheques. To avoid additional exchange rate charges, travellers are advised to take traveller's cheques in US Dollars, Euros, Pounds Sterling or South African Rand.
Banking hours:
Mon-Fri 0800-1400.
Currency restriction:
The import of local currency is unlimited. The export of local currency is limited to K3,000. The import of foreign currency is unlimited. The export of foreign currency must not exceed the amount imported and must be declared on departure.
Currency exchange:
US Dollars, Pounds Sterling, Euros or South African Rand are readily exchanged but lesser-known currencies may prove difficult to exchange.
Money Exchange for Malawi -Services - Money
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Currency information:
Kwacha (MWK; symbol Mk) = 100 tambala. Notes are in denominations of Mk500, 200, 100, 50, 20, 10 and 5. Coins are in denominations of Mk1 and 20, 10, 5, 2 and 1 tambala.
Credit cards:
Acceptance of credit and debit cards is very limited, although in Lilongwe and Blantyre and in main hotels, American Express, Diners Club, MasterCard and Visa can be used.
Travellers cheques:
Traveller's cheques can be exchanged in banks, hotels and other institutions. In remote areas, the Treasury Office of Local District Commissioner's offices will cash traveller's cheques. To avoid additional exchange rate charges, travellers are advised to take traveller's cheques in US Dollars, Euros, Pounds Sterling or South African Rand.
Banking hours:
Mon-Fri 0800-1400.
Currency restriction:
The import of local currency is unlimited. The export of local currency is limited to K3,000. The import of foreign currency is unlimited. The export of foreign currency must not exceed the amount imported and must be declared on departure.
Currency exchange:
US Dollars, Pounds Sterling, Euros or South African Rand are readily exchanged but lesser-known currencies may prove difficult to exchange.
Friday, October 14, 2011
Health and Medical Information for Malawi
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Health and Medical Information for Malawi
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Health insurance is essential. It is advisable to take personal medical supplies, including needles.
Food and drink:
All water should be regarded as being potentially contaminated. Water used for drinking, brushing teeth or making ice should have first been boiled or otherwise sterilised. Milk is unpasteurised and should be boiled. Powdered or tinned milk is available and is advised. Avoid dairy products which are likely to have been made from unboiled milk. Only eat well-cooked meat and fish, preferably served hot. Vegetables should be cooked and fruit peeled.
Other risks:
Vaccinations against meningococcal meningitis, tuberculosis and hepatitis B are sometimes recommended. Avoid swimming and paddling in slow-moving or stagnant fresh water; swimming pools which are well chlorinated and maintained are safe. The risk of contracting bilharzia when engaging in watersports in Lake Malawi is minimised if sensible precautions are taken. Bathers should swim only at the resort areas known to be free of bilharzia, avoiding parts of the lake where there is still water or close human habitation. Many areas of the lake are free of this disease.
Health and Medical Information for Malawi
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Health insurance is essential. It is advisable to take personal medical supplies, including needles.
Food and drink:
All water should be regarded as being potentially contaminated. Water used for drinking, brushing teeth or making ice should have first been boiled or otherwise sterilised. Milk is unpasteurised and should be boiled. Powdered or tinned milk is available and is advised. Avoid dairy products which are likely to have been made from unboiled milk. Only eat well-cooked meat and fish, preferably served hot. Vegetables should be cooked and fruit peeled.
Other risks:
Vaccinations against meningococcal meningitis, tuberculosis and hepatitis B are sometimes recommended. Avoid swimming and paddling in slow-moving or stagnant fresh water; swimming pools which are well chlorinated and maintained are safe. The risk of contracting bilharzia when engaging in watersports in Lake Malawi is minimised if sensible precautions are taken. Bathers should swim only at the resort areas known to be free of bilharzia, avoiding parts of the lake where there is still water or close human habitation. Many areas of the lake are free of this disease.
Short History Of Malawi and Culture
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Short History Of Malawi and Culture
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The shores of Lake Malawi have been inhabited for thousands of years and recent archaeological excavations have revealed evidence of settlements dating back to the late Stone and Iron Ages. The majority of the present population descend from Bantu tribes, who arrived in the region some time before the first Arab slave traders and Portuguese explorers. British colonial settlers and missionaries, men such as the famous Dr David Livingstone, moved into the area in the late 1850s.
With the growth of commerce and cash crops, Malawians migrated towards settlers' estates in search of work. Colonial domination became inevitable and, in 1891, the British declared the country the British Protectorate of Nyasaland. In 1953, the British federated Nyasaland with Northern and Southern Rhodesia (now Zambia and Zimbabwe), but Nyasaland seceded in 1963 following elections which gave Dr Hastings Kamuzu Banda a majority.
In 1964, Nyasaland became independent as Malawi and, two years later, was declared a republic and a one-party state.
In 1971, Dr Banda became President for Life, and during his subsequent reign retained a firm grip of the country, jailing or exiling opponents and attracting criticism for his support of South Africa’s former apartheid regime. By 1993, the ailing Banda was forced to concede political pluralism in Malawi. After the adoption of a new constitution, simultaneous parliamentary and presidential elections were held in 1994.
The ageing Banda and his chief henchman, the much-hated and feared John Tembo, were put on trial for their alleged role in the 1983 murders of four opposition politicians. They were acquitted in December 1995, although investigations into various financial misdemeanours continued. The prosecution of Banda ended with his death in 1997 but Tembo was eventually convicted in 2003.
Abroad, Malawi has aligned itself with the post-liberation government in South Africa, the main political and economic force in the region.
Domestically, the HIV/AIDS pandemic has been the dominant issue: Malawi is one of the worst affected countries with an estimated one million people (just under 10 per cent of the total population) living with HIV/AIDS infection. Traditionally a very conservative society, strongly influenced by Scottish missionaries during the colonial era, Malawi has found it hard to come to terms with its plight.
Short History Of Malawi and Culture
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The shores of Lake Malawi have been inhabited for thousands of years and recent archaeological excavations have revealed evidence of settlements dating back to the late Stone and Iron Ages. The majority of the present population descend from Bantu tribes, who arrived in the region some time before the first Arab slave traders and Portuguese explorers. British colonial settlers and missionaries, men such as the famous Dr David Livingstone, moved into the area in the late 1850s.
With the growth of commerce and cash crops, Malawians migrated towards settlers' estates in search of work. Colonial domination became inevitable and, in 1891, the British declared the country the British Protectorate of Nyasaland. In 1953, the British federated Nyasaland with Northern and Southern Rhodesia (now Zambia and Zimbabwe), but Nyasaland seceded in 1963 following elections which gave Dr Hastings Kamuzu Banda a majority.
In 1964, Nyasaland became independent as Malawi and, two years later, was declared a republic and a one-party state.
In 1971, Dr Banda became President for Life, and during his subsequent reign retained a firm grip of the country, jailing or exiling opponents and attracting criticism for his support of South Africa’s former apartheid regime. By 1993, the ailing Banda was forced to concede political pluralism in Malawi. After the adoption of a new constitution, simultaneous parliamentary and presidential elections were held in 1994.
The ageing Banda and his chief henchman, the much-hated and feared John Tembo, were put on trial for their alleged role in the 1983 murders of four opposition politicians. They were acquitted in December 1995, although investigations into various financial misdemeanours continued. The prosecution of Banda ended with his death in 1997 but Tembo was eventually convicted in 2003.
Abroad, Malawi has aligned itself with the post-liberation government in South Africa, the main political and economic force in the region.
Domestically, the HIV/AIDS pandemic has been the dominant issue: Malawi is one of the worst affected countries with an estimated one million people (just under 10 per cent of the total population) living with HIV/AIDS infection. Traditionally a very conservative society, strongly influenced by Scottish missionaries during the colonial era, Malawi has found it hard to come to terms with its plight.
Saturday, October 8, 2011
Malawi Accommodation. Hotel Guide. Details
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Malawi Accommodation. Hotel Guide. Details
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Malawi safari accommodation and travel vacations including available holiday accommodation options; Malawi safari lodges with Guide for Africa – Malawi Accommodations, best hotels in Malawi, Breakfast lodges for Malawi tourists. View ours selection of the best Accommodation facilities for Malawi safaris and holidays.
BEST SAFARI LODGES IN MALAWI
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Kaya Mawa Lodge
Sunbird Nkopola Lodge, Nkopola
Sunbird Nkopola Lodge is one of the best lakeside resorts and lodges in Malawi. The resort boasts 55 rooms (16 superiors, 20 standard rooms, 3 family rooms; 16 chalets) spectacular views overlooking the lake. Check in; 02:00 PM; Check-Out 11:00 AM; Contact information; Not available
Sunbird Mount Soche, Blantyre
Located in Blantyre, Sunbird Mount Soche is one of the major hotels in Lake Malawi famed
sunbird-nkopola-lodge1
Sunbird Nkopola Lodge
for its world-class accommodation and services. It boasts one of largest conference venues and hotels in Blantyre and Malawi. It is set among lush tropical gardens overlooking the city in the north. Check in: 14:00; Check out: 10:00; For Reservation; 1 888 790 5264
Safari Cottage, Nkhata Bay
Safari Cottage is a self-catering cottage in Nkhata Bay just a couple of metres from Lake Malawi. You will find three bedrooms, dining room, sitting space and a kitchen for self catering. The verandah has a wonderful view more than the lake. It lies within the 2nd bay within the
njaya-lodge
Njaya Lodge
town, which can be less populated than the other one, overlooking the mouth from the Nkhata River, the complete bay and the lake. It is a superb spot for bird-watching. Contact information; Tel: +265 (0)99927 8903; Email: info@budget-safari.com; Website: www.safari-cottage.com/
Houseboat Magunda
Self Catering Houseboat Magunda is situated on the bay of Cape Maclear, south of Lake Malawi. This bay is known for its uprising islands and the colourful waters with over 500 different species of fish.
njaya-lodge2
Njaya Lodge Exterior
Check-In 10:00 AM; Check-Out 10:00 AM; Contact information; Not available
Sunbird Livingstonia Beach, Salima
The great Sunbird Livingstonia Seashore Hotel is located in the beautiful Senga Bay in Salima just 125 km from Lilongwe, the capital. Two hours drive from Lilongwe International Airport 145km. Airport shuttle is also available. Contact; +265 1 773 388
Nkwichi Lodge
Established in 1999, Nkwichi Lodge provides an option of six individually designed
nkwichi-lodge
Nkwichi Lodge
chalets inside the principal lodge and two distinctive non-public homes set a brief distance away. It’s an ideal hide away, a barefoot luxury lodge that allows visitor to enjoy the comforts of life while knowing that their stay is helping the surrounding folks and environment. Contact information; Tel: +44 2032863181; Email: info@mandawilderness.org; Website: www.mandawilderness.org
kaya-mawa
Kaya Mawa Lodge
The Sanctuary Lodge , Lilongwe
The Lilongwe Sanctuary Lodge is a new eco lodge set in the centre of Lilongwe’s Nature Sanctuary. It is amazingly nestled and within walking distance to supermarkets, embassies and banks. It accommodates up to 60 Guests. Contact Information; Tel: +265 (0) 1 775 200/201 / 1 775 200/201; Fax: Fax
+265 (0) 1 775 214; Reservations: reservations@thesanctuarylodge.net; Website:
luwawa-lodge
Luwawa Forest Lodge
http://thesanctuarylodge.net/
Chintheche Inn, Lake Malawi
Chintheche Inn is situated on the sandy beaches of the northern Lake Malawi shores. It offers some of the finest and most beautiful views of the entire lake. It boasts 10 double rooms which open out onto the beach and are all artistically designed with local crafts. Each area has private en suite facilities and is outfitted with coolers and mosquito nets. Because of its white sandy beaches, it is another great spot for snorkelling, beach walks, boating, diving, swimming and bird watching in Malawi. Check-In: 02:00PM; Check-Out: 11:00AM; Contact Information: Tel: +265 0 1 771 393; Fax: +265 0 1 771 397
camping
a kid at Luwawa
Sunbird Capital
Sunbird Capital Hotel is one of the main accommodations in Malawi providing convention venues, gracious. This magnificent hotel lies adjacent to the Government headquarters and only a 15 minutes drive from the new city centre. It accommodates up to 364 Guests. For Reservations: 1 888 790 5264
Sunbird Lilongwe, Lilongwe
Strategically located in Malawi’s principal city of Blantyre, Sunbird Lilongwe offers elegant accommodation in Malawi and boasts one of the best and biggest conference facilities in the country. It is just 35 minutes drive from Lilongwe International Airport. It accommodates up to 188 Guests.
chintheche-inn
Chintheche Inn
Check-In: 02:00 PM; Check-Out: 11:00 AM; Contact information; Not available
Madidi Lodge
Relatively small Madidi Lodge is a distinctive lodge within the centre of Lilongwe with excellent service having a personal touch. It has 10 spacious and well decorated luxury rooms. It accommodates up to 28 Guests. Contact Information: Tel: +265(0)1 920 901; Fax: +265(0)1 752 661; Email: info@madidilodge.com; Website: http://www.madidilodge.com
Five Acres Guest House, Kimberley
Moments absent from the coronary heart of historic Kimberley, Five Acres Visitor House provides a stress-free stay in a wonderful countryside setting. It has 8 en suite rooms all set in a serene surrounding with large tranquil and lush gardens surrounded by huge trees. However, it can only accommodate 4 Guests.
Kaya Mawa Lodge, Likoma
Situated on Likoma Island in the north-eastern waters of Lake Malawi, Kaya Mawa lodge is built entirely by hand, in partnership using the neighbourhood group; this eco-friendly lodge provides an intimate assortment of just seven thatched cottages along with a personal honeymoon island. Every cottage has its very own hand-crafted, four poster mahogany mattresses, rest room with sunken double-tub and hot-water shower.
Contact information: Tel: +265 (0)999318359; Email: enquiries@kayamawa.com; website: www.kayamawa.com/
Njaya Lodge
16 roomed Njaya Lodge is located on a hillside just exterior the common city of Nkhata Bay on the northern shores of Lake Malawi. The lodge grounds stretch down towards the beautiful Chikale Seaside, secure and clean and ideal for kids.
Contact information; Tel: +44 0 7790030196; Email: info@njayalodge.com;
Website: www.njayalodge.com/
Pumulani Lake Lodge, Lake Malawi
Pumulani Lake Lodge is a luxurious lodge set on the shores of Lake Malawi.
All other accommodation in Malawi
Malawi Accommodation. Hotel Guide. Details
Travel tips for your trip to Malawi Hotel Maps Famous Places in Malawi helps you to make your trip to Malawi in the holiday a Splendid One
Malawi safari accommodation and travel vacations including available holiday accommodation options; Malawi safari lodges with Guide for Africa – Malawi Accommodations, best hotels in Malawi, Breakfast lodges for Malawi tourists. View ours selection of the best Accommodation facilities for Malawi safaris and holidays.
BEST SAFARI LODGES IN MALAWI
kaya-mawa1
Kaya Mawa Lodge
Sunbird Nkopola Lodge, Nkopola
Sunbird Nkopola Lodge is one of the best lakeside resorts and lodges in Malawi. The resort boasts 55 rooms (16 superiors, 20 standard rooms, 3 family rooms; 16 chalets) spectacular views overlooking the lake. Check in; 02:00 PM; Check-Out 11:00 AM; Contact information; Not available
Sunbird Mount Soche, Blantyre
Located in Blantyre, Sunbird Mount Soche is one of the major hotels in Lake Malawi famed
sunbird-nkopola-lodge1
Sunbird Nkopola Lodge
for its world-class accommodation and services. It boasts one of largest conference venues and hotels in Blantyre and Malawi. It is set among lush tropical gardens overlooking the city in the north. Check in: 14:00; Check out: 10:00; For Reservation; 1 888 790 5264
Safari Cottage, Nkhata Bay
Safari Cottage is a self-catering cottage in Nkhata Bay just a couple of metres from Lake Malawi. You will find three bedrooms, dining room, sitting space and a kitchen for self catering. The verandah has a wonderful view more than the lake. It lies within the 2nd bay within the
njaya-lodge
Njaya Lodge
town, which can be less populated than the other one, overlooking the mouth from the Nkhata River, the complete bay and the lake. It is a superb spot for bird-watching. Contact information; Tel: +265 (0)99927 8903; Email: info@budget-safari.com; Website: www.safari-cottage.com/
Houseboat Magunda
Self Catering Houseboat Magunda is situated on the bay of Cape Maclear, south of Lake Malawi. This bay is known for its uprising islands and the colourful waters with over 500 different species of fish.
njaya-lodge2
Njaya Lodge Exterior
Check-In 10:00 AM; Check-Out 10:00 AM; Contact information; Not available
Sunbird Livingstonia Beach, Salima
The great Sunbird Livingstonia Seashore Hotel is located in the beautiful Senga Bay in Salima just 125 km from Lilongwe, the capital. Two hours drive from Lilongwe International Airport 145km. Airport shuttle is also available. Contact; +265 1 773 388
Nkwichi Lodge
Established in 1999, Nkwichi Lodge provides an option of six individually designed
nkwichi-lodge
Nkwichi Lodge
chalets inside the principal lodge and two distinctive non-public homes set a brief distance away. It’s an ideal hide away, a barefoot luxury lodge that allows visitor to enjoy the comforts of life while knowing that their stay is helping the surrounding folks and environment. Contact information; Tel: +44 2032863181; Email: info@mandawilderness.org; Website: www.mandawilderness.org
kaya-mawa
Kaya Mawa Lodge
The Sanctuary Lodge , Lilongwe
The Lilongwe Sanctuary Lodge is a new eco lodge set in the centre of Lilongwe’s Nature Sanctuary. It is amazingly nestled and within walking distance to supermarkets, embassies and banks. It accommodates up to 60 Guests. Contact Information; Tel: +265 (0) 1 775 200/201 / 1 775 200/201; Fax: Fax
+265 (0) 1 775 214; Reservations: reservations@thesanctuarylodge.net; Website:
luwawa-lodge
Luwawa Forest Lodge
http://thesanctuarylodge.net/
Chintheche Inn, Lake Malawi
Chintheche Inn is situated on the sandy beaches of the northern Lake Malawi shores. It offers some of the finest and most beautiful views of the entire lake. It boasts 10 double rooms which open out onto the beach and are all artistically designed with local crafts. Each area has private en suite facilities and is outfitted with coolers and mosquito nets. Because of its white sandy beaches, it is another great spot for snorkelling, beach walks, boating, diving, swimming and bird watching in Malawi. Check-In: 02:00PM; Check-Out: 11:00AM; Contact Information: Tel: +265 0 1 771 393; Fax: +265 0 1 771 397
camping
a kid at Luwawa
Sunbird Capital
Sunbird Capital Hotel is one of the main accommodations in Malawi providing convention venues, gracious. This magnificent hotel lies adjacent to the Government headquarters and only a 15 minutes drive from the new city centre. It accommodates up to 364 Guests. For Reservations: 1 888 790 5264
Sunbird Lilongwe, Lilongwe
Strategically located in Malawi’s principal city of Blantyre, Sunbird Lilongwe offers elegant accommodation in Malawi and boasts one of the best and biggest conference facilities in the country. It is just 35 minutes drive from Lilongwe International Airport. It accommodates up to 188 Guests.
chintheche-inn
Chintheche Inn
Check-In: 02:00 PM; Check-Out: 11:00 AM; Contact information; Not available
Madidi Lodge
Relatively small Madidi Lodge is a distinctive lodge within the centre of Lilongwe with excellent service having a personal touch. It has 10 spacious and well decorated luxury rooms. It accommodates up to 28 Guests. Contact Information: Tel: +265(0)1 920 901; Fax: +265(0)1 752 661; Email: info@madidilodge.com; Website: http://www.madidilodge.com
Five Acres Guest House, Kimberley
Moments absent from the coronary heart of historic Kimberley, Five Acres Visitor House provides a stress-free stay in a wonderful countryside setting. It has 8 en suite rooms all set in a serene surrounding with large tranquil and lush gardens surrounded by huge trees. However, it can only accommodate 4 Guests.
Kaya Mawa Lodge, Likoma
Situated on Likoma Island in the north-eastern waters of Lake Malawi, Kaya Mawa lodge is built entirely by hand, in partnership using the neighbourhood group; this eco-friendly lodge provides an intimate assortment of just seven thatched cottages along with a personal honeymoon island. Every cottage has its very own hand-crafted, four poster mahogany mattresses, rest room with sunken double-tub and hot-water shower.
Contact information: Tel: +265 (0)999318359; Email: enquiries@kayamawa.com; website: www.kayamawa.com/
Njaya Lodge
16 roomed Njaya Lodge is located on a hillside just exterior the common city of Nkhata Bay on the northern shores of Lake Malawi. The lodge grounds stretch down towards the beautiful Chikale Seaside, secure and clean and ideal for kids.
Contact information; Tel: +44 0 7790030196; Email: info@njayalodge.com;
Website: www.njayalodge.com/
Pumulani Lake Lodge, Lake Malawi
Pumulani Lake Lodge is a luxurious lodge set on the shores of Lake Malawi.
All other accommodation in Malawi
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