From the Southeast African country, we also convey cultural backgrounds and practical travel tips in lively reports.
Tea cultivation in Malawi
Satemwa Estate is the last family-run tea farm in Malawi. A place for top teas, sustainability principles and Equal Payment
20 years of African Parks in Malawi
In the Majete Wildlife Reserve, it stands like a memorial, the collage of countless rifles and guns that rangers have confiscated from poachers over the years. On August 29, 2023, the NGO African Parks celebrates the 20th anniversary of its commitment to conservation and biodiversity in Malawi.
Safari Liwonde National Park
Liwonde Park is a Malawian success story and today the park with the most predator sightings in Malawi
Thawale Lodge in Majete
The lodge is located in the middle of the Majete Wildlife Reserve. Starting point for game drives, bird watching and Cheetah tracking
Nature conservation as a model for success
In August 2023, African Parks celebrates 20 years of conservation in Malawi. On the road with a monitoring team in Majete Park
Bush Experience Kutchire Lodge
Eco-lodge perfectly located in Liwonde National Park and on the Shire River, offers game drives, boat safaris and village walks
Special hotels in Lilongwe
Malawi in Southeast Africa is still considered an insider tip for Africa travelers. Already in the capital Lilongwe there are special accommodations
Bananas from Malawi
Malawi wants to become banana self-sufficient again. This is to be done sustainably. A visit to Nature’s Gift Farm near Lilongwe
Sparkling Lake Malawi
It is a lake of superlatives. It is one of the largest, most diverse and most beautiful bodies of water on earth. But Lake Malawi is also threatened
Vacation at Lake Malawi
The lake is as big as an ocean. On its shores there are beautiful accommodations embedded in nature. Two examples from the Lake of Stars
Malawi’s main dish: Nsima
Nsima is prepared from maize flour in Malawi. This national dish is a staple food and an emotional link within the family.
Baobab – Tree of Life
It stands out, its trunk is mighty and unusually wide, like a single giant elephant leg. We see the baobab tree again and again on our journey through Malawi. It is a gathering place in villages, standing on the bluffs of Lake Malawi, the floodplains of the Shire River, or along dusty roads. Its trunk…
Photos
The photos of Georg Berg from Malawi can be licensed for all kinds of use at the international stock photo agency Alamy.
