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Located in central Malawi, about 110 km from Lilongwe, the capital of Malawi, Salima is a vibrant and culturally rich district. The district is well known for its stunning landscapes, diverse wildlife in Kuti Wildlife Reserve and Thuma Forest Reserve, a gem yet to be discovered by tourists, the beautiful beaches on the shores of Lake Malawi, and the beautiful islands of Nankoma and Marelli that cater for different types of tourists visiting the district.

This vibrant district not only attracts tourists with its breathtaking scenery but also serves as a hub for experiencing the unique heritage of Malawi. The local festivals and cultural events provide an excellent opportunity to connect with the communities and learn about the rich heritage of the region. This diversity in activities not only enhances the travel experience but also fosters a deeper appreciation of Malawi’s local customs and traditions.

Where To Stay

Blue Zebra Island Lodge

Blue Zebra Island Lodge is situated on a private island in the Lake Malawi National Park, part of the UNESCO World Heritage site. A perfect combination of adventure and relaxation in tranquil setting, inspired by nature. A unique set-up with eight en-suite safari tented chalets and one Superior Cottage overlooking the lake.

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Kumbali Lake Retreat

An eco-friendly lodge with thatched chalets on the foot of Lifuwu Hill overlooking Lake Malawi at Senga Bay. Kumbali Lake Retreat comes with the same familiar ‘home-away-from-home’ feel with comfort and nature as the main focus. The property is built into the side of Lifuwu Hill which is home to the indigenous Samango Monkey.

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