WALK THIS LAND

malawi TRAVEL GUIDE

The third largest lake in Africa, Lake Malawi, runs down the Eastern side of Malawi with Mozambique visible on the other side. This freshwater lake is a highlight for most visiting Malawi offering the chance to swim, snorkel, dive and kayak.

For me personally the highlight was the people who I found to be some of the friendliest people i've met. Given they reside in one of the poorest countries of the world this resilience was inspiring.

December to March is wet season so expect rains, high temperatures and lush green landscapes.

May to July is dry season so temperatures cool a little while the lush vegetation continues.

October and November is the end of dry season, temperatures rise and this is the optimal time for wildlife watching.

MALAWI AND WHEN TO VISIT

Top things to do in MALAWI

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Not sure about the idea of group travel? Neither was I.

September 11, 2017

I've always been a DIY kind of traveller, I like to research, figure out what I want to see and then plan how I will get around, be that driving, flying, overnight buses or trains. I want a trip be be my own, to wake up each morning and choose what to do. To me that's a huge part of the adventure so when I was recommended to try a tour you can imagine I was quite apprehensive.

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10 Trips To Add To Your Bucket List

August 8, 2017

Don't settle for the same old holiday destinations, the world is big and beautiful and most of us have barely seen the tip of the iceberg. We don't get enough holiday so we should make the most of it with an unforgettable trip where the memories stay for life and keep us going until the next adventure!

Here are 10 ideas to give you some inspiration for your next unforgettable experience:

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An Attenborough Style African Adventure

May 9, 2017

Fiona

The jeep hood popped, we started our way into the park, the desert heat and golden dust washing over us. It quickly became apparent why the Maasai named this area the Serengeti, meaning “endless plains”. The wide open golden expanse seemed to go on forever and made spotting wildlife much easier than I expected.

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