Malawi is situated in southeastern Africa. The Great Rift Valley traverses the country from north to south. In this deep trough lies Lake Malawi a paradise for holiday makers, the third-largest lake in Africa, comprising about 20% of Malawi's area.
Malawi is one of Sub-Saharan Africa's most densely populated countries.

The population of Lilongwe Malawi's capital since 1971--of 670,000 makes it the largest city in the country. All government ministries and the parliament are also in this city

The country’s National Parks,  Wildlife  and Forest reserves provide   excellent game viewing   and unforgettable bird watching  experience.  Small scale private and community game farms are becoming a popular feature

Malawi’s mountains and plateaus, hills, valleys and rivers offer breathtaking and spectacular scenery.

The natural heritage of the People and Culture  make Malawi a unique country. From dances, rituals, annual ceremonies and events, all spice up the cultural tourism calendar of the Warm Heart of Africa!

Malawi's climate is generally subtropical. A rainy season runs from November through April. There is little to no rainfall throughout most of the country from May to October. It is hot and humid from October to April along the lake and in the Lower Shire Valley.

The Land of the “Lake of Stars”, Lake Malawi, also known as the Calendar Lake, is 365 miles and 52 miles at its longest and widest points. It is the 3rd largest fresh water lake in Africa and 11th in the World and lies within the great African Rift Valley and has a number of Islands two of which are habited and the rest are notable eco-islands.

One of the unique Places to Visit, is the Marine park at Cape Maclear which was declared a World Heritage Site and is home to over 1000 endemic recorded species of cichlids,Lake Malawi was ranked top among the world’s fresh water diving destinations

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