Lake Malawi National Park Hotels - Reviews and Rates

Allooo! Sorry haven't written for about three weeks...i've missed writing about...our visit to Liwonde national park...lots of fun saw warthogs waterbuck, etc and stayed at a very chilled lodge delaleo where i munched the most ammount ever and had preggers belly all evening...also everyone got nude in the rain after a game of ring of fire..(more...

AFRICA 2008 ---------- EOGHAN & MARIES BLOG First of all, sorry for the delay and that's its so long, ye might want to read it over a few days.. J October 8th We arrived in Entebbe airport Uganda @ 8am and were met by our arranged taxi man for our drive to the backpackers lodge in Kampala. It took us about 2 miles before we knew which side o...

We have a week to explore Malawi before the Lake of Stars festival kicks of with some festive fun, so we pick the little slice of relaxation along the lakeshore, known as Cape Maclear. We heard it had a good patch of sand, clear waters and great snorkeling. Only problem was that the guide book described it as a "nightmare" to get too and chattin...

After taking 3 weeks to read 30 pages of A Short History of Africa and decided history books weren't really my cup of tea. Started the mammoth autobiography of Nelson Mandela - A Long Walk to Freedom. Spent the morning reading this book. Much more enjoyable. Later 6 of us including Keith loaded up a dugout canoe with beers and lunch and headed o...

Malawi: 3rd world country, how could I forget? In this part of the world, washing of pots and pans, clothing, baby's nappies and the residents themselves would all be done in the lake. It shouldn't have come as a surprise after handing over my dirty laundry to see the owner of the Motel I was staying at, sitting in the sand hand washing my under...

I've spent the last few weeks exploring Malawi. I'm so happy to have the chance to do this. It's really been an amazing experience. Two weeks ago, I made my first trip to Lake Malawi. The lake takes up more than a third of the country, so it's a very important destination. I went to Cape Maclear, which is the most popular place to go along the l...

Monkey Bay turned out to be quite a bleak town with nothing much of interest
for tourists, so we continued on to Cape Mc Lear which is only a few kilometers
further down. The bumpy mud road there was a tough one for the car which
was definitely not a 4WD. The bottom of the car must have hit the ground
a hundred times and we w...