The southern end of Lake Malawi, a UNESCO site for its hundreds of colourful cichlid fish. Snorkel and kayak among islands from Cape Maclear.
The lake is huge and clear. Malawi is called the 'Warm Heart of Africa'.
A park along the Shire River with elephants, hippos, crocodiles and reintroduced lions and cheetahs, seen on boat safaris.
A small, owner-run eco-lodge in the Ntchisi Forest Reserve, high on the escarpment of the Rift Valley about two hours north of Lilongwe.
A forested mountain plateau above the old colonial capital Zomba, with trails to waterfalls and viewpoints.
A sandy beach in a small cove on Lake Malawi, a short walk from the town of Nkhata Bay, about two-thirds of the way up the lake.
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