Malawi

• Trek up Mount Mulanje, known as the ‘Island in the Sky’, reaching over 3,000 meters high. This isolated massif is the highest peak in South-Central Africa.
• Canoe along the Bua River in Nkhotakota Wildlife Reserve, home to over 500 elephants and a thriving ecosystem of rare birds and wildlife.
• Hike through the Viphya Plateau, the backbone of Central and Northern Malawi, where you’ll find Africa’s largest man-made forest.
• Discover the last remaining indigenous rainforest in Malawi at Ntchisi Forest Reserve, home to the elusive Sykes’ monkey and an incredible variety of plant life.
• Birdwatch in Vwaza Marsh Wildlife Reserve, a paradise for birders with over 300 recorded species, including storks, herons, and white-faced tree ducks.
• Set off on a bush walk along the Shire River Trail, learning about wildlife tracks, bird calls, and local conservation efforts.
• Roam the rolling hills of Nyika National Park, Malawi’s largest protected area, discovering its hidden waterfalls and trout pools.

From the USA, fly from New York via Johannesburg (14h30m) or Nairobi (13h30m) and then onto Lilongwe International Airport (2h30m).

From the UK, fly from London via Johannesburg (11h) or Nairobi (9h) and then onto Lilongwe International Airport (2h30m).