Lake Malawi Travel | Hotels and Resorts in Malawi




	If you know your African geography you will be forgiven for thinking that the sun has gone to our heads, for Malawi is a landlocked country with no ocean in sight. However what it does boast is the third largest lake on the continent, Lake Malawi. The “Lake of Stars” as Dr David Livingstone once described it.




	The Lake Malawi National Park, located at the southern end of Africa’s Great Rift Valley, is a World Heritage Site, the world’s first Freshwater Marine Reserve and an area of extraordinary diversity and natural beauty. It is home to thousands of cichlid tropical fish that are vital to the biodiversity of our planet. The Lake is Malawi’s premier tourist attraction, not only because it occupies one fifth of the country and therefore hard to miss, but also because of a wonderfully diverse shoreline, which varies from precipitous valley walls to wide sandy beaches, and the unique islands and the very different experiences that they offer. The focus of our attention is the three islands of Domwe, Mombo and Likoma, and three very unique lodges located on them.