Kindness of People

You’ve probably heard about it or read it somewhere: “Malawian people are very friendly”! Perhaps you believe that this is little more than just a cheap business slogan to entice tourists to visit the country, but we are convinced that you will wholeheartedly agree after taking a safari with us!

The Lake

Get a tan at one of the many long, white, powdery beaches or simply grab a snorkel and slip into the crystal clear water to marvel at the multitudes of colourful tropical fish.

Lake Malawi is the seventh largest lake on earth. It is roughly 600km long, 80 km wide and more than 700m deep. It is also one of the cleanest lakes in the world with a water quality in most places equal to that of drinking water.
Many visitors to the country mistakenly refer to the lake as "a sea", due to the fact that you often cannot see the other side. But different to the ocean there is no tide, salt water, high waves, sharp riffs or any type of dangerous creature to bother you.
At all the beaches where we take you for swimming the water is clean and totally free of bilharzia.
The water temperature never drops below 23°C all year round and always passes the 30°C mark at the height of the hot season.
Lake Malawi is also one of the most famous fresh-water dive-sites in the world.

.The Parks

We have especially chosen the most attractive parks in terms of landscape as well as quality of game viewing and facilities.
With South Luangwa National Park we include one of Africa`s most impressive wildlife reserves in our safaris.
Due to the difference in altitude these parks offer a complete range of the region’s natural wonders.
As Malawi is somewhat off the beaten track the amount of tourists visiting the parks is still quite low. You will not find any convoys of safari vehicles on your tour, which in turn guarantees you a pure nature experience.
For more detailed information about the parks on our tours, please click here for Malawian Parks and here for Zambian Parks.