Malawi Holiday Tips- Looking to take a holiday to Malawi?

June 6, 2012 - PRLog -- Looking to take a holiday in Malawi? The Warm Heart of Africa offers visitors incredible holiday experiences to suit every interest and budget!

Lake Malawi is a scuba divers paradise with warm clear waters ideal fopr diving amongst the endemic Cyclid Fish. Sandy beaches and Lake Malawi Island Retreats offer ideal honeymoon holidays and beautiful designed hotels and small barefoot luxury lodges offer tourists that wonderful off the beaten track experience.

For the adventure seeker a Malawi Adventure Holiday can be packed with activities. The diverse landscape of Malawi offers hiking on Mount Mulanje, mountain biking on Zomba Plateau, rainforest trekking in Ntchisi and three day adventure trips down to the shores of Lake Malawi. An adventure holiday in Malawi can be tailored to suit any age, budget or interest, and combined with time spent relaxing of the shores of Lake Malawi.

For many an African holiday is a chance to engage with local cultures, volunteer on community projects and have a chance to give back as they travel. A cultural holiday to Malawi gives visitors the opportunity to learn more about this wonderful country. There are community projects that offer day visits, overnight stays and volunteering placements. If you want to remain in the comfort of your hotel then a cultural holiday to Malawi can intertwine community and cultural visits with the highlights of Malawi combining wildlife, culture and relaxation!

Malawi Wildlife Holidays offer diverse wildlife viewing amongst stunning landscapes. Liwonde National Park is just one of Malawi’s Widllife highlights. The majestic Shire River borders the park and visitors can take wonderful river-boat safaris where elephants are frequently seen drinking and playing in the shallows. Soon to be a Big-Five Park Majete Wildlife Reserve is ideally situated close to Blantyre offering ideal day trips from the city and overnight weekend breaks. Nyika National Park’s montane landscape and diverse wildlife makes it the ideal location for a specialist bird-watching holiday or unique walking safari.

School Group Travel to Malawi is the ideal way to combine an educational trip with cultural experiences and adventure holidays for students. Link with a local school or community project, raise money by hiking Mulanje, kayak to Domwe Island, view the wildlife in Liwonde National Park. A Malawi School Travel Itinerary really does combine the very best of School Travel to Africa.

To get those stamps in the passport why not combine a Malawi Vacation with a Cross Border African Holiday taking in the Indian Ocean of Mozambique and the incredible wildlife of South Luangwa National Park in Zambia.

Kate Webb is a Malawi Travel Specialist and owns The Responsible Safari Co.
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