Southern Malawi Wildlife - Small Group, Escorted Safari August 2023 1 SPACE LEFT

Skyband Wifi-Hotspot throughout the premises

All rooms are airconditioned, have fans and are mosquito protected.

Thawale Lodge is African Parks' own tourism operation and places emphasis on responsible tourism by applying 100% of the camp's revenue back into conserving and protecting Majete. Situated within Majete around a serene floodlit waterhole that attracts a variety of wildlife, Thawale Lodge is a peaceful haven from which to experience Majete. Completely unfenced, the camp is regularly visited by wildlife.

Thawale Lodge offers six double- and twin-tented chalets, all en-suite and each with its own private veranda overlooking the waterhole. The more luxurious chalet has a unique open-air bathroom built among the rocks with a shower and a sunken bath and views of the floodlit waterhole. The chalets are spaced out to offer visitors privacy and an individual bush experience.

Adjacent to the park entrance of the lodge is a self-catering community campsite powered by solar energy and with a thatched bar and dining area, barbeque facilities, toilets, and hot-water showers. A communal lapa and traditional lounge area with a fully staffed kitchen is available in the centre of the camp. Meals are served in the thatched bamboo restaurant and bar with a birding veranda. Dinner can be combined with an 'under the stars boma night' with entertainment from the local Gule wa Mkulu dancers.

Founded in 1923 by Maclean Kay, an immigrant from Ayreshire, Scotland, Satemwa Tea Estate has been owned and managed by the Cathcart Kay family for generations with the third generation now integral to the management of daily operations. Chawani Bungalow and Huntingdon House have been recently refurbished in a partnership between Ulendo Travel Group and the estate with a view to sharing this important piece of Malawi?s history with guests to the area.
With its beautiful manicured gardens and panoramic views ? Chawani has been sensitively refurbished to retain the rustic character and charm which have made this property enormously popular with visitors to the highlands for decades.

Chawani Bungalow offers visitors a great deal of flexibility as a self catering tea planters bungalow. Meals may be booked at Huntingdon House on the estate at an additional charge or our resident cooks will help visitors in the preparation of meals.

The 4 bedrooms provide comfortable accommodation for 10 guests with a wide range of activities available on the estate which range from quad biking to tea tasting!

RATES:
Chawani Bungalow is a Self Catering house available for use at a fixed daily charge for exclusive use of the property per day regardless of the number of guests staying (Maximum 10 guests per day)

Kuthengo Camp is nestled among Fever trees and Baobabs on an open plain stretching towards the Shire River in Liwonde National Park. Guests stay in four spacious and modern safari tents which are all en-suite with a bathtub and an outdoor shower and a private deck from where the herds of waterbuck that frequent the camp area can be observed in the evenings.

Day or night game drives are offered in open-top game-viewing vehicles, and guests can go on walks through the national park, led by knowledgeable guides and escorted by an armed National Park scout. Boating on the lagoons is a special treat which can be enjoyed from end December to early April.

Dzalanyama, (situated 60 km (37 miles) southwest of Lilongwe), is a range of steep sided hills running 45 miles forming a border which runs between Malawi and Mozambique.

Dzalanyama Forest House has 4 bedrooms, 2 en-suite tented chalets, a large lounge / dining area with a fireplace and there is a gas freezer / fridge. The front deck is the perfect place to enjoy al fresco lunches and appreciate the serenity of the area. Lighting is provided by gas lamps and solar lamps. The Lodge is self catering and guests are required to provide their own food supplies, which will be prepared by the resident cook.