Travel Malawi Guide

Wishing you and your family a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year filled with Blessings, Prosperity and Love.

Please DO NOT forget to pin Malawi on your bucket list for 2024. We are waiting for you.....and all those within....let us explore our beautiful country more....

May you be surrounded by LOVE and Warmth during this special time.
Happy Holidays.

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No matter how dull the day has been, Malawi sunsets never disappoint.

Come and enjoy your holidays here, you will LOVE it.
This is where I come from, this is HOME!
Happy Holidays!

Photos: Peter J Makwana

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This could be you.....
Kaya Mawa by Green Safaris

It’s the season for love, new dreams and friends & families coming together to create everlasting moments.

Visit Likoma island for a festive season filled with long sunny days, cocktails 🍹 on the beach, exploring & finally finishing that book !

For those more active there is an array of activities just for u 💕🏝️🍹🎄

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Luwawa Forest Lodge
Located in the Viphya Mountains in Northern Malawi, a pleasant and malaria free climate, at 1,560m above sea level.
The Lodge is ideally situated in the beautiful and tranquil Luwawa Valley, a stone’s throw away from Luwawa Dam which is well stocked with fish including wide mouthed bream.

Offering a variety of accommodation including family chalets, self catering cottages, budget rooms, a hostel and a campsite. An à la carte menu is served at the Lodge with delicious home cooked meals accompanied by vegetables from their own permaculture garden. The Lodge has been operating for 25 years and specialises in outdoor adventure tourism with a variety of activities on offer.

A little history...
Luwawa Rest House, as it was known, was originally built in 1984. It was built as a clubhouse for senior engineers, who were building the ‘new road’ (MI), through the Viphya Mountains to Mzuzu. On the completion of the road, the buildings were handed over to the Malawi Government, who ran it as a Government rest house for 14 years. On 5 January 1998 it was taken over by Luwawa Forest Enterprises Ltd. as part of the Government’s privatisation scheme. At that point, the Lodge only had 4 employees, whereas now there are 24 employees.

Being up in the highlands of the Viphya Plateau makes Luwawa Forest Lodge the perfect place to enjoy the great outdoors.
Some of the things to do include:
Bird watching
Hiking & wilderness Trails
Mountain biking
Water activities
Horse riding - Take to the saddle at the stables only 1km from Luwawa and gallop through the trees on horseback. We have 1, 2 or 3-hour rides available around the highlands.
Please discuss your horse riding requirements on arrival at the Lodge.

So what are you waiting for?
[email protected]
+265 (0)999 512 645 | +265 (0)998 422 988

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Malawi - The Warm Heart of Africa, from the beautiful skies.

Photo: Peter J Makwana.

Pack your bags and embark on a journey like no other!
Malawi is waiting to steal your heart.



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The most important thing in the world is Family and Love.
John Wooden.

Love Malawi, Protect our environment, Protect our wildlife, Be Proud to be Malawian.

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Otter's point - Cape Maclear.

Accessible place to snorkel and kayak. Otter's Point is the end point of the long beach called Golden Sands, which falls within the National Parks Reserve and it is a magical place of giant granite boulders, tiny islets, deep turquoise pools and myriad flitting fish.

Love Malawi, Protect our environment, Protect our lake and cichlids, Be Proud to be Malawian.

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Malawi, home to 20 million people, is celebrated for its extraordinary tourism offerings, with Lake Malawi standing as the crown jewel. Makwana’s lens sheds light on the grandeur of this freshwater lake, the ninth largest and third deepest on Earth. His images showcase its vastness, spanning 540km in length, 75km at its widest point, and reaching depths of 700m. The lake’s distinction lies in being home to a remarkable diversity of fish species, a majority of which are endemic. Through Makwana’s lens, Lake Malawi emerges as a reservoir holding an estimated 7% of the world’s surface freshwater.

For those seeking a glimpse into the captivating visuals that define Malawi, Peter J Makwana’s social media pages offer a treasure trove of mesmerizing photography. Additionally, the Malawi travel guide beckons, providing insights into the country’s wonders and offering a gateway to unforgettable holiday experiences.

Exploring Malawi Through the Lens of Peter J Makwana - Elevation News Makwana's photographic journey covers the diverse landscapes of Malawi, spanning from the southern border near Mozambique to the northern reaches of Chitipa.

Nyika National Park - “Heaven on earth”
Please PIN it on your bucket list.

Photos By: Peter J Makwana

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Good news!!

Art in the Park at it again this weekend under the theme MALAWI from 10-12 November, 2023.

…..and guess what…..WE ARE EXHIBITING for the first time. We could not let the chance of being part of this amazing event go by with that theme!

This event is fun and for all ages. Let the family come out and enjoy a run through the different beautiful art pieces from some of Malawi’s best whilst you are entertained by live performances, attend craft workshops and off course buy some art.

Please passby, say hello, appreciate the art and support us.

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House of Basse'iah WESM Lilongwe European Union in Malawi Ufulu Gardens Stationary zone SunnyMoney Malawi Rainbow Paints

Going home.......Fishermen......Lake Malawi.

Photo: Peter J Makwana

The lake’s size, its warm freshwater and its beautiful surrounding beaches make it a Mecca for those seeking an all-year round location to swim, scuba dive and snorkel, water-ski, sail, kayak, parasail or simply potter about in boats. The salt-free water is a bonus.

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“Life does not come with instructions on how to live, but it does come with trees, sunsets, smiles and laughter, so enjoy your day.”
Debbie Shapiro

Sunset over the Shire River within the Liwonde National Park.
Photos - Peter J Makwana

The Warm Heart of Africa - Malawi.
Rich in contrast, compact in size and big in hospitality.








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MV.Ilala - on Lake Malawi.

Shot by: Peter J Makwana.

MV Ilala is a motor ship that has sailed on Lake Malawi since 1951. She is operated by Malawi Shipping Company and based in Monkey Bay, Malawi (on the southern end of the lake).

Every week she crosses the lake all the way north to Chilumba, Malawi, near Tanzania (about 300 miles (480 km) from Monkey Bay) and then returns to Monkey Bay. She carries both passengers and freight, and calls at major towns on both the Malawian and Mozambican coast, as well as at the two inhabited islands of the lake (Likoma and Chizumulu).

Though old, she remains the most important means of long-distance transport for the people living on the coast of the lake. She is 172 feet (52 m) long overall, has a gross tonnage of 620 tons and can accommodate up to 365 passengers and 100 tons of cargo

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The Warm Heart of Africa: Malawi

Photo: Peter J Makwana.

Pack your bags and embark on a journey like no other! Malawi is waiting to steal your heart.



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Indeed, Malawi is renowned for its natural beauty. From the crystal-clear waters of Lake Malawi to its picturesque landscapes, this country offers a stunning array of scenic attractions.

Photos: Peter J Makwana

Whether you're into hiking in the highlands, enjoying water activities in Lake Malawi, or experiencing the warm hospitality of the Malawian people, there's no shortage of beauty to discover in Malawi. It's a destination that has captivated the hearts of many travelers with its beauty and charm.

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The heat is here, let’s head to the LAKE!
Its Mothers Day long weekend anyway.....

Summer, the season of sun-kissed days and balmy nights, has arrived with its promise of endless adventures and vibrant memories. As the days grow longer and the world bursts into a symphony of colors, it's time to embrace the great outdoors.

Beaches beckon with their soft sands and rhythmic waves, inviting us to bask in the warmth of the sun or cool off in the azure waters. The tantalizing scent of barbecue grills fills the air, and ice cream vendors offer sweet respite from the heat.

Malawi is beautiful. This is Sunbird Nkopola.

Photos: Peter J Makwana

Lake Malawi covers more than 15% of the country, and is the most beautiful of Africa’s great lakes. Sunbird Nkopola Lodge is the premier beachside resort in the south of the lake, 24 km north of Mangochi. Set amidst tropical vegetation, Baobab trees in its own beach-lined bay, the hotel has some of the most spectacular sunrises and views in Africa.

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Malape Pillars

Malape Pillars may not be as well-known as Mount Mulanje or Lake Malawi but these mysterious sandstone formations nesting deep in the the trees at the foot of the verdantly-forested Chikala Hills (reason others call them Chikala pillars, though the locals do not agree). This is in Machinga District.

The ‘pillars’ form due to puddles of crystals which protect the columns of grit underneath as the rains erode the surrounding unprotected areas. As the sides of the canyon erode and the crystal blocks tumble off, beautifully sculpted pinnacles remain.
Over a hundred years ago a German nobleman lived here with only his pet ravens for company.

In the early 20th century, things were different and Hans Coudenhove recorded them in his book ‘My African Neighbours’ published in 1925

The younger son of a titled German family, university-educated and familiar with......http://www.travelmalawiguide.com/malapepillars/

Liwonde National Park is one of Malawi's most renowned and oldest national parks, located in the southern part of the country. It covers an area of approximately 548 square kilometers (211 square miles) and is situated along the banks of the Shire River, making it an essential water source for the park's wildlife.

Photos: Peter J Makwana

5 Reasons To Visit Liwonde
Some of the best river-based elephant, crocodile, hippo and general wildlife viewing in Africa.

Home to the rare and critically endangered black rhino as well as the historic elephant translocation.

Experience the cathedral-like mopane woodlands interspersed with candelabra euphorbia with good populations of buffalo and sable antelope.

The amazing views of Borassus palm-studded floodplains.
Finally, a bird watcher’s delight with easy viewing of Pel’s fishing owl, Boehm’s bee-eaters, Lilian’s lovebirds, and Livingstone’s flycatcher.

When to Visit

The ideal time to visit the park is during the dry season from April to October. During this time, the bush is dry and open, making game easier to spot.

There are three distinct seasons in the area:

November – March
When the rains begin, the conditions are generally hot and wet. Humidity peaks during January and February, and the bush is thick, making it difficult to spot game. However, Liwonde is magically turned from a dust bowl into an emerald paradise during this time, and is particularly beautiful.

April – August
Temperatures are cooler and rainfall drops during this period. It is advisable to take warmer clothing for activities during the early morning and evenings or on the river, particularly in July and August.

September – October
Temperatures are extremely high and it is very hot and dry during these months. The landscape is sparse and dry with limited vegetation cover, but game viewing is amazing.

Liwonde is a must-do for those who want a top notch safari away from the crowds.

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We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to each and every one of you who took the time to cast your vote in support of the tourism award nomination. Your unwavering support and belief in the work mean the world to us.

Your votes have not only brought us closer to the award but also reaffirmed the value of our shared passion for promoting and enhancing tourism for Malawi. We deeply touched by your commitment to this cause.

Win or lose, this nomination is a testament to the incredible community we've built together. Thank you once again for your trust, encouragement and dedication. We are truly grateful for your support.

We came second!

Be blessed!

Do not visit Malawi and miss visiting - Blue Zebra Island Lodge
The perfect combination of adventure and relaxation in a tranquil setting, inspired by nature.
Location - Maleri Islands, Salima

Just a two hour journey from Lilongwe.
+ 265 (0) 992 244 244

Photos by: Peter J Makwana

Blue Zebra Island Lodge is situated on a private island in the Lake Malawi National Park, part of the UNESCO World Heritage site. The 3 islands are home to a vast array of fresh water fish, including some of the most rare and colourful in the world.

The islands support diverse flora and fauna and are a bird watcher's paradise.

Offering - exclusive tented en-suite chalets each overlooking the lake with some of the chalets boasting private lake access. The chalets are set in an unspoiled environment where our guests are surrounded by nature and luxury.

Activities available: kayak, snorkeling, wake boarding, water scuba diving (our own club), tubing and massage.
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Malawi’s Lakeside Life with Sunbird Livingstonia

Located right opposite Bird Island on the Salima shores of Lake Malawi is Sunbird Livingstonia Beach. This exclusive hotel is located on the one kilometer long private beach, adjoining the beach is the hotel’s spectacular campsite.

The hotel is a 2 hour drive from Kamuzu International Airport in Lilongwe.

The open-air terrace restaurant and the second storey dining room both overlook the beautifully tended gardens and the long stretch of beach.

Photos: Peter J Makwana

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We would like to take this opportunity to THANK YOU all for the continued support you have given us over the years. Many thanks again go to everybody that has ever LIKED and SHARED any of the content. Together we have made a difference to Malawi’s Tourism to both domestic and International travellers. Sometimes it is not about the award but self belief that indeed we have done our part and positively making a difference for the sector.

The voting closes tomorrow the 27th September. We are always grateful for the time you have all taken to vote. Thank you.

Everybody that has arrived late to the party, you still have time to vote and here is how…..

To support and vote for "Peter J Makwana"
visit this website: https://www.mtcmw.com/index.php/vote/

Click "Vote" Scroll to the “Destination Promotion Individual Award " select the name and click vote.
Thank you so much Malawi Tourism Council.

Our Dedication, Consistency and Focus has always been about Malawi as a country.
Thank you all for your support as always.

Explore the Heart of Africa: Malawi 🇲🇼

Photo: Peter J Makwana.

Discover the Warm Heart of Africa! From stunning landscapes to vibrant cultures, Malawi has it all.
Immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of Lake Malawi, the "Lake of Stars," and soak up the sun on its golden shores.
Explore diverse wildlife and pristine national parks, perfect for safari adventures and birdwatching.
Experience the rich traditions of Malawi through its music, dance, and warm hospitality. You'll feel like family!
Get your adrenaline pumping with thrilling water sports, like kayaking and snorkeling.
Stay in charming lodges and eco-friendly accommodations, surrounded by nature's wonders.
Savor the flavors of Malawian cuisine, with mouthwatering dishes like nsima and chambo fish.

🤝 Meet the friendly locals and create lasting memories in the heart of Africa.
📸 Pack your bags and embark on a journey like no other! Malawi is waiting to steal your heart. ❤️



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Malawi - The Warm Heart of Africa.
Photo: Peter J Makwana.

It is not too late to BOOK your travels..
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The season is BACK!!
Jacaranda season
Absolutely amazing.

Location: Sanjika road, Blantyre City.
Shot by: Peter J Makwana.

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Malawi - The Warm Heart of Africa.
Photo: Peter J Makwana.

Pin Malawi on your 2023 bucket list.

Remember voting closes on the 27th which is soon. If you would like to support this great community kindly voice out that support by voting and sharing to family and friends.

To support and vote for "Peter J Makwana"
visit this website: http://www.mtcmw.com

Click "Vote" Scroll to the “Destination Promotion Individual Award " select the name and click vote.

Thank you so much for those that have already voted.
Your support is always appreciated.

The beautiful Lake Malawi.

Photo: Peter J Makwana

Lake Malawi is the third deepest freshwater lake in the world. it is the 8th largest lake in the world!

Lake Malawi is 700 metres deep, considered by some as the 2nd deepest lake in the world.

Lake Malawi also stretches for 412 miles along the shores of Malawi, Mozambique and Tanzania. 75km at it's widest point, gives it a total surface area of around 30,000km².

The lake’s size, its warm freshwater and its beautiful surrounding beaches make it a Mecca for those seeking an all-year round location to swim, scuba dive and snorkel, water-ski, sail, kayak, parasail or simply potter about in boats. The salt-free water is a bonus.

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We are thrilled and excited to announce that Peter J Makwana has received a nomination in the “Destination Promotion Individual Award " category for the 2023 Malawi Tourism Industry Awards!

This recognition is a validation for the hard work and dedication he has put into the tourism sector for over 10 years. As always we believe, collective efforts in promoting Malawi as a tourist destination and all the rich cultures, heritage, the amazing landscapes to our ever warm welcoming ways will truly help, support, promote and market Malawi to the world.

To support and vote for "Peter J Makwana"

visit this website: http://www.mtcmw.com.
Click "Vote" Scroll to the “Destination Promotion Individual Award " select the name and click vote.

Thank you so much Malawi Tourism Council and congratulations to all the other great nominees.

Our dedication,consistency and Focus has always been about Malawi as a country.

Thank you all for your support as always.

Malawi, often referred to as the "Warm Heart of Africa," is a captivating and enchanting destination. When you visit Malawi, you'll undoubtedly create memories filled with so much....
Scenic Splendor, Cultural Richness,Wildlife Encounters, Lake Adventures, Hiking and Trekking, Community Engagement, Delicious Local Cuisines, Relaxation, Cultural Festivals and off course Photographic Treasures.

In essence, a visit to Malawi is an opportunity to create a tapestry of memories, blending natural beauty, cultural richness, and unforgettable experiences that will stay with you for a lifetime.

Photos: Peter J Makwana

It is not too late to BOOK your travels..
Pin Malawi on your 2023 bucket list.

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It is possible if we all work and support each other. It starts with YOU. Tourism is one of those conversations as a country we should be serious about. It can save us!

As we continue celebrating this Tourism Month.

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The Amaryllis Hotel in Malawi's commercial city, Blantyre.

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🌍🇲🇼 Celebrating Malawi's Tourism Month! 🇲🇼🌍

In the heart of Africa lies a jewel, a land of captivating beauty, rich culture, and warm hospitality. As we embrace Malawi's Tourism Month, let us come together to celebrate the wonders that make this country truly special.

🌅 Sunsets over Lake Malawi: There's nothing quite like the mesmerizing sunsets that grace the shores of Lake Malawi. As the sun dips below the horizon, the sky bursts into a kaleidoscope of colors, painting a breathtaking masterpiece for all to admire.

🌳 Lush Green Landscapes: Malawi is a land of pristine wilderness. From the majestic Mulanje Mountain to the rolling hills of Thyolo and the dense forests of Nyika National Park, our country is a haven for nature lovers.

🏞️ Magnificent National Parks: Malawi is home to diverse wildlife, including the Big Five. Liwonde National Park and Majete Wildlife Reserve offer unforgettable safari experiences, where you can witness the beauty of nature up close.

🏝️ Tropical Paradise: Our sandy beaches on Lake Malawi's shores provide the perfect escape. Whether you're into water sports, snorkeling, or simply relaxing on the beach, there's something for everyone to enjoy.

Let's not only celebrate the natural beauty and cultural heritage of Malawi but also promote sustainable tourism. Together, we can ensure that future generations can continue to enjoy the wonders of our beloved country.

Come and explore Malawi, where every day is an adventure, every landscape is a masterpiece, and every smile is an invitation.

Happy Tourism Month, Malawi!

🎉🌍🇲🇼

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The diversity of Malawi’s wonders never ceases to amaze the world and visitors.

Another reason to visit Malosa in Zomba is the Colossal Banyan tree (Chilema Tree). This is one of the incredible sights visitors to the country can witness. What appears to be a forest is actually one tree.

Photos: Peter J Makwana

The tree is more than 50 years old, and covers an area of 700 square meters. The Banyan tree is the only one of its kind in the whole of Malawi and it is found in Malosa, the beautiful old capital city of Zomba.

'Chilema' in Chichewa (the local language) means 'disabled' or 'deformed' and this area gets its name from two natural phenomena. Firstly a stream that starts at the top of Malosa Mountain but as it flows down it gets smaller and disappears at the point of Chilema. Secondly a tree, the Chilema Tree, which is a single tree that looks like an entire forest.

Malosa is a small trading centre located in the Zomba District of Malawi. The Malosa mountain range and plateau neighbours the more famous Zomba Plateau and is separated by the Domasi Valley. Malosa is on the M3, 27 km from the city of Zomba. The earth road from the trading post leads from the edge of the main road right up to the base of the Malosa mountain range.
Whenever you are in Zomba and have few minutes to spare please passby and see this beautiful little forest.

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What memories do you have of these streets!

The commercial city of Malawi, Blantyre - named after Blantyre, South Lanarkshire, Scotland, birthplace of the explorer Dr. David Livingstone.

Photo: Peter J Makwana.

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Luwawa Forest Lodge

Located in the Viphya Mountains in Northern Malawi, a pleasant and malaria free climate, at 1,560m above sea level.

The Lodge is ideally situated in the beautiful and tranquil Luwawa Valley, a stone’s throw away from Luwawa Dam which is well stocked with fish including wide mouthed bream.

Photos: Peter J Makwana

Offering a variety of accommodation including family chalets, self catering cottages, budget rooms, a hostel and a campsite. An à la carte menu is served at the Lodge with delicious home cooked meals accompanied by vegetables from their own permaculture garden. The Lodge has been operating for 25 years and specialises in outdoor adventure tourism with a variety of activities on offer.

A little history...
Luwawa Rest House, as it was known, was originally built in 1984. It was built as a clubhouse for senior engineers, who were building the ‘new road’ (MI), through the Viphya Mountains to Mzuzu. On the completion of the road, the buildings were handed over to the Malawi Government, who ran it as a Government rest house for 14 years. On 5 January 1998 it was taken over by Luwawa Forest Enterprises Ltd. as part of the Government’s privatisation scheme. At that point, the Lodge only had 4 employees, whereas now there are 24 employees.

Being up in the highlands of the Viphya Plateau makes Luwawa Forest Lodge the perfect place to enjoy the great outdoors.

Some of the things to do include:
Bird watching
Hiking & wilderness Trails
Mountain biking
Water activities
Horse riding - Take to the saddle at the stables only 1km from Luwawa and gallop through the trees on horseback. We have 1, 2 or 3-hour rides available around the highlands.
Please discuss your horse riding requirements on arrival at the Lodge.

So what are you waiting for?

[email protected]
+265 (0)999 512 645 | +265 (0)998 422 988

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Malawi
The Warm Heart of Africa
Rich in contrast, compact in size and big in hospitality.

Photos: Peter J Makwana

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DO NOT MISS visiting the Majete Wildlife Reserve while in Malawi.

Majete Wildlife Reserve is a unique conservation and tourist destination for all visitors.
The amazing success story of recovery and restoration and the continued protection of endangered species have led Majete to become one of the most popular reserves in Malawi for wildlife and safaris.
Majete lies in the Lower Shire Valley in the South West of Malawi, approximately 70km – (one and a half hour’s drive) from Blantyre City.

There are so many things to see while in the reserve. Apart from the Big 5, you will also enjoy the abundant birdlife, trees and also some amazing sceneries. There is so much to see!

Photos: Peter J Makwana

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“Jobs fill your pocket, but adventures fill your soul.” – Jamie Lyn Beatty

Pin Malawi on that bucket list.

The Warm Heart of Africa - Malawi.
Rich in contrast, compact in size and big in hospitality.

Photos: Peter J Makwana

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There is so much to see when you visit Malawi in addition to the welcome you get from the locals, browse on this page and you will agree.

Photos: Peter J Makwana

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