Rich in nature and cultural heritage, Malawi is a small but extremely fascinating state located in the southeastern part of Africa. With its beauty and diverse natural landscapes, it attracts travelers from all over the world eager for discovery and unique adventures.

Mulanje Mountain Forest Reserve

Mulanje is the highest peak in Malawi, rising above the plains in the south of the country. Its altitude of 3,000 meters creates unique habitats. It is home to relict forests of African cypress. The Mulanje peaks offer spectacular panoramas. This place attracts nature lovers and mountaineering enthusiasts.

Chongoni

Chongoni is a unique place where traces of Malawi's ancient history have been preserved. Situated at an altitude of about 2000 meters above sea level, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Rock paintings and Stone Age artifacts have been found in the caves of Chongoni. It is a veritable treasure trove of primitive art and culture from the ancient hunters and gatherers of East Africa. Visit Chongoni to touch the origins of human civilization in Malawi.

Likoma Island

Likoma Island is the jewel of Lake Malawi with a rich colonial history. The island is home to a Gothic cathedral from the time of Livingstone. Tourists come here to touch the past. But it is not only history that beckons to Likoma. It is famous for its crystal clear water and pristine beaches. You can go fishing or snorkeling here. Visit Likoma to experience the colonial era and the natural beauty of Malawi.

Mangochi

Mangochi - Nestled between a lake and a national park, this town is famous for its picturesque beaches, fishing villages and fashionable resorts. Mangochi is not only an interesting place to relax, but also to learn about the rich history of the region. There are colonial monuments, remnants of trade routes of past centuries and even a giant cannon from the Second World War. Mangochi is the perfect combination of natural beauty, comfort and history.

Liwonde National Park

Liwonde is the best place to go on safari in Malawi. The vast reserve along the Shire River is a real African savannah. Here you can see elephants, jackals, impalas, baboons and many other animals. Livonde is also famous for the diversity of plant life. You will see huge orchids, ponds with lilies and majestic baobabs.

Mzuzu

Mzuzu is the largest city in northern Malawi and an important transportation hub. Notable botanical gardens include the Mzuzu National Botanical Gardens and the Botanical Gardens of the University of Mzuzu. The city also has interesting museums such as the Mzuzu National Museum and the Mzimba Ethnographic Museum. Some of the places of interest include St. Peter's Cathedral, Mzuzu Mosque and a Hindu temple. Mzuzu is famous for its picturesque surroundings with mountains, lakes and waterfalls. Popular hikes include Kalambo Falls, Nyika National Park and Mount Chinga.

Zomba

Zomba is a historic town on the Shire Plateau, formerly the capital of Britain's Central African colonies. Despite the British influence, interesting monuments of the colonial period have been preserved here. However, Zomba beckons not only history. The city is surrounded by wilderness with rare cypress trees, juniper groves and mountain lakes. The Mulunguzi and Shire rivers offer stunning views from vantage points.

Mount Ndirande (Blantyre)

Mount Ndirande is a popular destination for hikers. It has an elevation of 1609 meters. The summit offers panoramic views of the city, the surrounding mountains and the Zomba Plateau. It is a great option for a day climb with family or friends. Visit Ndirande to enjoy Malawi's natural beauty and spectacular bird's eye views.

Lake Malawi National Park

Lake Malawi Park is where Livingstone traveled. Wildlife and history are combined here. A lake with unique species of fish stretches between green hills. On the shore there are pavians and antelopes. There are safari lodges on picturesque islands. One can see relics of old missionary settlements.

Ntchisi Forest Reserve

Ntchisi is one of the last untouched rainforests in Malawi. It is located at an altitude of 1500-1700 meters. The cool mountain climate is attractive during the hot summer months. The reserve is home to pine trees, ferns and huge fig trees. You can take a fascinating walk and admire the diversity of flora.