Majete Wildlife Reserve
Majete Wildlife Reserve is a conservation area in Malawi where you can spot the "Big Five" (lion, rhino, leopard, elephant, and buffalo). The reserve is a model of successful wildlife conservation in Africa, and safaris here are particularly rewarding. You can also join night safaris, where you'll have the chance to see nocturnal animals such as leopards and hyenas in their natural habitat. Additionally, the reserve offers cultural interactions with local communities, providing insight into the traditions and daily life of the region.Satemwa Tea Estates
A day at Huntingdon House on the Satemwa Tea Estates feels like a journey into Malawi's colonial past, set against the stunning backdrop of the Thyolo Mountains. Start your morning with a leisurely walk through the expansive tea plantations, learning about tea cultivation and harvesting. After the tour, enjoy a traditional tea tasting, savoring the fine flavors of the estate's various teas. In the afternoon, relax on the veranda of Huntingdon House, taking in the breathtaking views of the green hills.Liwonde National Park
In Liwonde National Park, you can discover a remarkable variety of wildlife, including hippos, wild dogs, cheetahs, and even the Big Five. The park offers spectacular opportunities for wildlife viewing, and it's a paradise for birdwatchers with over 400 bird species. Boat tours on the river provide a unique perspective, offering exciting wildlife encounters from the water. In October, the weather is pleasant, and the dry conditions make it easier to spot animals.Pumulani on Lake Malawi
Situated on the beautiful Lake Malawi, Pumulani is a luxurious beach resort offering the perfect relaxation after safaris. Here, you can swim, snorkel, or paddle a kayak on the lake's clear waters. For the adventurous, there's also the option to dive and explore the lake's vibrant underwater world. October provides warm, sunny weather ideal for lounging on the beach or engaging in water sports. In the evening, you can unwind with a sundowner on a traditional dhow boat as the sun sets over the lake.Blue Zebra Island Lodge
Blue Zebra Island Lodge is located on the idyllic Nankoma Island, part of Lake Malawi National Park, about 8 km off the coast of Salima in Senga Bay. This luxurious lodge is a perfect retreat for nature enthusiasts and adventurers alike. The island offers crystal-clear waters ideal for snorkeling and diving, home to a diverse array of colorful fish and the rich underwater world of the lake.WhatsApp Me