More infoabout the Conservation Malawi
Explore the conservation stories of Malawi in 3 of the country’s impressive reserves and parks: Majete Wildlife Reserve, Liwonde National Park and Nkhotakota Wildlife Reserve.
Conservation MalawiTerms & Conditions
Itinerary Mkulumadzi 3 nights, Kuthengo Camp 3 nights & Tongole 4 nights.
Rates from US$4695 per person sharing.
Includes All transfers by road starting in Blantyre and ending in Lilongwe, accommodation on a full board basis, local drinks, available safari activities and laundry.
Excludes Gratuities, visa fees where applicable + international flights.
Valid March – early January.
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Explore the conservation success stories of Malawi
Conservation Malawi explores African Parks journey to rehabilitate Malawi’s wildlife and starts of in Majete Wildlife Reserve which was the very first park to enter their portfolio and 15 years on has all the Big 5 game. In 2016 African Parks (Majete and Liwonde National Park) were able to restock Nkhotakota Wildlife Reserve with not only 500 elephants but also several other herbivores. This was a huge achievement considering Majete Wildlife Reserve had just a handful of small antelope prior to African Parks taking over. This was the largest and most significant elephant translocation ever seen; bringing much hope to the African elephants whose existence has been heavily threatened by poaching, habitat loss and human-wildlife conflict.
Malawi is a landlocked country, running down the end of the Great Rift Valley. Dominated by Lake Malawi, the third largest lake in Africa, the surrounding country is exceptionally beautiful with dramatic scenery that includes rocky outcrops, high mountains, plateaus and views across what is considered to be Africa’s most beautiful lake.
Itinerary of Conservation Malawi by map
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