Malawi’s premier wildlife reserve, a popular destinantion to tourists seeking to experience the diverse wildlife of Malawi. Liwonde is home to a wide variety of species, including elephants, hippos, and crocodiles, Liwonde National Park offers thriolling game drives and boat safaris for visitors to get up close and perpsonal with the country’s incredible wildlife. The park’s lush landscape and scenic river views make it the perfect place to unwinde and reconnect with nature after a day long of exploring. A visit to Liwonde National Park is an unforgettable experience that should not be missed on any self drive tour of Malawi.

Majete is Malawi’s premier widlife destination. Experience the full wonder of Malawi’s Majete Wildlife Reseve, restored to diverse abundance with thriving animal population and plentiful birdlife.

The reserve is another must-see destination for nature lovers in Malawi. This reserve is known for its successful conservation efforts, including the re-introduction of endangered species such as black rhinos and elephants. The stunning scenery of Majete Wildlife Reserve, with its rolling hills and tranquil rivers, provides a peaceful and immersive experience for those looking to escape to the wild. A journey to Majete promises to be a highlight of any wildlife adventures journey through Malawi.

Mount Mulanje is a stunning massif located in the southern Malawi, well known for its towering peaks, lush forests, and crystal-clear mountain streams. Rising dramatically from the surrounding plains, Mount Mulanje is a popular destination for hikers and climbers looking to explore its challenging trails and breathtaking panoramic views. With a rich diversity of plant and animal species, this mountain offers a unique and unforgettable experience for outdoor adventure in the warm heart of Africa. From the cascading waterfalls to the dramatic rock formations, every corner of this majestic massif is sure to leave you in awe. Get ready, pack your bags, lace up your hiking boots, and get ready to experience the wonders of Mount Mulanje firsthand

Zomba Plateau is a stunning natural landmark that attracts visitors with its lush forests, breathtaking scenery, and diverse wildlife. This highland region is a popular destination for hikers and nature enthusiasts, and birdwatchers. With its cool climate and picturesque viewpoints, Zomba Plateau offers a peaceful escape. The plateau’s unique ecosystem and rich biodiversity make it’s a valuable destination for eco-tourism, attracting visitors who are interested in sustainable travel and experiencing nature in its purest form. Visitors to the plateau can enjoy a range of outdoor activities, including hiking, mountain biking and horseback riding, making it the perfect destination for those seeking to explore the plateau.

Explore the Zomba City, the old capital city of Malawi, visit the historic sites, the famous Zomba market and the Chancellor College, to get deeper understanding of the city’s cultural heritage. Plan your trip to Zomba today and prepare to be amazed by all that this enchanting destination has to offer, allowing travelers to enjoy in the local way of life.

Salima is one of a popular choice for travelers due to its combination of natural beauty and cultural experiences. The stunning beaches and clear waters attract visitors looking for relaxation and water activities, while the local markets and delicious cuisine provide a glimpse into the rich culture of the region. With friendly locals and a serene atmosphere, Salima offers a unique African getaway that is both rejuvenating and culturally enriching.

Blue Zebra Island Lodge is a stunning eco-lodge located on Nankoma Island, one of the pristine islands in Lake Malawi. Surrounded by crystal-clear waters and sandy beaches, this secluded paradise offers guests a unique opportunity to experience the beauty of nature in all its glory. With its luxurious accommodation, delicious meals, and a wide range of activities, Blue Zebra Island Lodge is the perfect destination for those looking to unwind and reconnect with the natural world.

Nkhotakota Wildlife Reserve is located in central Malawi, a diverse and expansive protected area known for its rich biodiversity and stunning landscapes. The reserve covers an area of 1800 square kilometers, it is home to a wide variety of wildlife species, including elephants, hippos, antelope and over 280 species of birds. With its dense forests, rolling hills, and picturesque rivers, Nkhotakota offers visitors a unique opportunity to experience the beauty and tranquility of a truly wild and untouched landscape.

“Nyika” meaning “where the water comes from”.

Nyika National Park is a stunning protected area located in northern Malawi, known for its rolling grasslands, unique plant life, and diverse wildlife. Spanning over 3200 square kilometers, the park is home to a wide variety of species including elephants, zebras and leopards. Explore the vast landscapes on foot or by vehicle, and you may even have a chance to spot rare antelope species such as eland and roan. With its breathtaking scenery and abundant wildlife, Nyika National Park is a must-visit destination.

Drive across the border into Zambia to South Luangwa National Park!

South Luangwa National Park is one of the greatest wildlife sanctuaries and unspoilt wilderness areas in Africa. The park covers 9050 square kilometres, with seasonal floodplains that create a biological rich environment home to cover 450 bird species, 110 species of mammals and wide variety of reptiles, insect’s, amphibians and plants.

The park offers a unique combination of South Luangwa National Park’s open grassy plains and mature, mesmerizing woodlands, crowned with the pristine, impressive Luangwa River. This area’s reputation for abundant wildlife and unspoiled vegetation is well- earned, so whether driving around or walking through, the intense beauty calls to you from every corner.

The meandering of the Luangwa River - the life-blood of the park - is the most intact major river system in Africa, with huge populations of crocodiles and hippos. Several large prides of up to 20 lions make their home, and South Luangwa a famous home for more wild leopards per square kilometer that anywhere else in the world.