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When you think that you will most probably never visit this place, please don’t trust yourself.You’ll go there sooner than you think, and nothing can stop you, not even a new virus vari…

The critically endangered Mulanje cedar, Widdringtonia whytei, occurs atop a single granite massif—Mount Mulanje. Designation as the national tree of Malawi hasn’t stopped an onslaught of overexploitation. The cedar’s pleasantly fragrant wood is poisonous to insects and repels rot—rare and precious features in tropical Africa that spur a hefty timber price for woodworking and construction. Under protection from Malawi’s poorly funded and corrupt Department of Forestry, illegal logging is…

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From dazzling Lake Malawi to secret game reserves & Africa's biggest smiles, a Malawi holiday will surprise & delight - safari experts Go2Africa show you how.

Southern Africa. Malawi: Lake Malawi National Park is located at the southern end of the great expanse of Lake Malawi, with its deep, clear waters & mountain backdrop. The lakeshore was first settled by humans around the year 900. Today, the national park remains home to many hundreds of fish species, nearly all endemic. Its importance for the study of evolution is comparable to that of the finches of the Galapagos Islands.

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Float above thousands of colourful fish in Africa’s great Lake Malawi. This huge body of freshwater hosts perhaps the largest number of fish species of any lake in Africa. Due to the Lake’s high alkalinity, it also has an amazingly high proportion of endemic brightly-coloured fish. This makes for an amazing snorkelling experience in the clear, turquoise water beside your lodge. There are also few plants and organic material in the lake, which makes for amazing visibility above the sandy and…

Have a heart for HIZ, the Harding in Zambia international program.

The view across Lake Malawi from the lovely Kaya Mawa resort.

Lake of the Stars