Lilongwe Lodges - Reviews and Rates

As it was we were ready by 8 am to be transferred to Namitete which is about 45 min out of Lilongwe. Well the drive was quite an eye opener over the all situation in Malawi. We arrived at our local accommodation, by the side of a small lake. The place was nice and comfortable enough. We had lunch and did a tour of the farm with John Grey; it was...

Hello everybody and hope you have all had a fabby week! Our week has been eventful, thats for sure! We went on Saturday to cross the border at Dedza into Mozambique, everything was fine on the way through, nice country Mozambique...identical to Malawi for as much as we could see! Had a little tour round a close town and had a Mozambican picnic, ...

idaHello everybody! Wow this website has done a revamp of itself and it is now really really confusing! I am hoping this works as I am not 100% sure what I am doing now! Hope everyone has had a lovely week and lots of exciting things have been happening! We have had a lovely week this week, v exhausting but v busy! Last Thursday I think I said w...

Hey hey, Hope all is jolly at home. Quick update here is..Georgie is back in englaterre for another interview at Leeds...good but alo huaage bum out. so once again i have been left with the smelly boys and Winston. Lessons are going well...plus an inspector came to uor school, and sat in on one of my lessons, just happened to be a point at which...

Hello and thanks for following! I am writing to you for a third time as I continue meeting int**esting people and exp**iencing a diff**ent mode of living in Lilongwe, Malawi. On this Monday aft**noon I'm enjoying the warm summ** sun and talkative chirps of our neighborhood birds (although the sounds of play from Paul & Simeon ov**take the whistl...

26 June Once again I feel at least somewhat vindicated by the fact that the main carousers from last night's party spent the entire five hours of our journey to Malawi's capital Lilongwe sleeping on the floor of the truck. What a waste of a trip, although I'm sure they don't see it that way. We arrived in Lilongwe in the late afternoon and rushe...

I am sad to leave the beautiful land of Malawi.. the people are gorgeous with huge smiles and so friendly - Malawi is known as the 'warm heart of Africa' and it's so true.. even though i don't have a lot of other African countries to compare to, except North Arab Africa but I certainly haven't been disappointed. I have been here a month already ...

Our number one task for Lilongwe, was to get our money to pay for the well in Monsanto. In order to get the money into the country we tried to deal directly with sending it to a local bank. Upon arrival we learn that American bank has never heard of the Malawian bank, that was reassuring. Plan B Western Union, they really are everywhere. Walk in...

Thu 5th July Arrived at Lilongwe airport after very long flight with Kenyan Airways - good service, decent food, even got to watch Die ******* the flight (spurning more recent choices) and listen to decent rock music. Delayed at Nairobi for two hours - no matter, we all just slept. At Lilongwe, picked up by Sharon and Rob, who work for Quest Ove...

Unless you're an Ex-patriot, a foreigner working for an NGO, or a well-to-do Malawian, you'll spend most of your time on foot. Walking in Lilongwe is no dull undertaking; it offers its fair share of excitement, risks, obstacles, and exercise. If you don't plan on catching the bus into town, expect to walk about 8-10km a day, approximately 6 mile...