This safari combines 2 of the regions finest national parks for an unforgettable wildlife experience and finishes with a spell of luxury and relaxation on Lake Malawi.
- Days 1-3: South Luangwa National Park, Zambia
- Itinerary
On arrival at Lilongwe Airport you will be met by a representative of Go2Africa and transferred to your aircraft for the 50-minute flight to the South Luangwa National Park in Zambia. On arrival at Mfuwe you will be met and transferred to Kafunta River Lodge.
- Accommodation
Kafunta River Lodge Standard safari lodge in Luangwa Park near Mfuwe in Zambia.
- Days 4-6: Liwonde National Park, Malawi
- Itinerary
Today you will be transferred back to Malawi and then connect to an onward charter flight to Mvuu in Liwonde National Park.
Your stay includes the game activities, which centre around game drives by day and night in open vehicles, walks and boat safaris - a unique activity at Mvuu.
You explore the Shire River and lagoons - an excellent opportunity for sightings of elephants, hippo, crocodile and birdlife. Birding is rewarding, and specialities include Lillian's lovebird, brown breasted barbet, osprey, palmnut vulture, Pel's fishing owl and Livingstone's flycatcher.
Also available is a viewing hide on a tributary of the Shire River and also some interesting visits by bicycle to the local school and surrounding rural communities.
- Accommodation
Mvuu Camp African safari camp in Liwonde National Park.
- Days 6-8: Likoma Island, Lake Malawi
- Itinerary
After a morning game activity and breakfast, depart by light aircraft to Likoma, flying over Lake Malawi and the scenic waters of the Cape Maclear Peninsula and the rugged uninhabited coastline and stunning forests of Mozambique. The flight duration is approximately 1hr. Met on arrival where a boat will be waiting to transfer you round the island to the lodge. This portion of the itinerary will give you 2 days of swimming, relaxing, culture and history.
Likoma is the larger of 2 small islands situated in the far north of Lake Malawi and is well to east of the Lake, very close to Mozambique. To visit the island is to step back in time. Just 17 sq kilometres, with one small dirt road and 6 vehicles, the local population survives largely by fishing, and rice and cassava farming. The island has hundreds of huge baobab trees and a number of glorious sandy beaches and rocky coves. The waters are crystal-clear throughout the year and the diving and snorkelling is among the best in Lake Malawi. The feeling of being of another era is completed by the impressive Anglican Cathedral built in the early 1900s.
- Accommodation
Kaya Mawa Lodge Island lodge situated on Likoma Island in the North Eastern waters of Lake Malawi.
Included in tour:
Accommodation
All meals
All activities in game areas
Park entry fees
All air transfers
Laundry in Mvuu and Luangwa
Non-motorised water sports at Kaya Mawa
Drinks whilst staying at Kafunta in the high season only
Excluded:
International airport departure taxes (US$30 when departing Malawi and US$20 when departing Zambia)
Drinks
Diving & motorised water sports at Kaya Mawa
Optional Walks at Kafunta and Mvuu
Visa costs
All services not specified above
All meals not specified
Government levies
Gratuities
Curios
Travel Insurance
Tour rates. †
| Starting at |
Lilongwe |
end in |
Lilongwe |
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| From |
To |
PPS |
SS |
| 1 May 2008 |
16 Nov 2008 |
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† All prices are accurate but you may find that the final rates in your quotation vary slightly due to room type, seasonality and currency conversion.
Extra tour notes.
Minimum 2 guests - there is room for up to 5 in the aircraft so the cost will reduce slightly as the numbers increase.
Other camps in Luangwa Valley are available on request and package cost will be revised accordingly.
Single supp is only for 3rd person travelling (i.e. not for 1 pax travelling. We would need to requote for 1 person travelling).