Jambo Africa has the best Malawi has to offer:- from the magnificent expanse of Lake Malawi, which runs along the entire eastern border, to the high plateaus and majestic Mount Mulanje and the beauty of its many national parks. 

Malawi is a land of exciting contrasts. Lake Malawi lies in the southern portion on the Great Rift Valley. Once described by David Livingstone as the “Lake of Stars”, Lake Malawi, is the third largest lake in Africa. In sharp contrast to the lakeshore are the towering heights of the Mulanje Massif, the highest mountain in central Africa, the densely forested Zomba Plateau and the rolling hills of Nyika Plateau in the north. In the Southern region you can visit Liwonde National Park where the Shire River flows on its way to the Zambezi River. For the more adventurous discover the southern game parks, located in the beautiful Lower Shire Valley, Lengwe National Park, Majete Game Reserve, Mwabve Wildlife Reserve and the small wildlife sanctuary, Nyala Park.

A boat trip following Dr. David Livingstone's footsteps on the Shire River and into the Elephant Marsh will be topped by nothing else, with exciting bird life, many crocodiles and the occasional hippo. Whilst visiting southern Malawi explore the lake at Cape Maclear and all its wonders.  Don't forget to visit Mount Mulanje! Also in the south are the sugar and tea estates, which make a fascinating visit. On culture Jambo Africa supports the preservation of local culture and heritage in the Lower Shire Valley by organizing cultural evenings in the village of Ndakwera. On these evenings a group of at least four clients can visit the village and see how people live, how some of the traditional meals are prepared, rituals are preformed and even enjoy such a meal while watching traditional masked dances.

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