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Remember, we create individual, tailor-made itineraries
so please don’t feel you have to stick to the following. It is just
one example of the many trips we can arrange in Malawi.
Our sample itineraries for Zambia and Malawi are combined, since
most people like to visit both countries as part of the same safari.
However, we are equally happy to organise itineraries for just one
country so please ask if this is your preferred option.
Here is a journey we arranged for a couple who have done several
Safari Drive trips to Africa and wanted something really different
to their previous holidays. For an example of a shorter Malawi /
Zambia safari, please take a look at the Zambia itineraries page.
| Day 1 |
Arrive in Lilongwe and stay overnight in a small,
friendly hotel. |
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| Day 2 |
Land Rover handover and full briefing. Drive towards the Zambian
border and on through Chipata, camping en route at a pretty
campsite overlooking the river. |
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| Days 3-4 |
Head to Lochinvar National Park, a small, little-visited park
with wonderful birdlife on the lake and a nice campsite. Explore
the area by Land Rover. |
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| Day 5 |
Carry on north, restocking in Lusaka on the way. Stay overnight
at a pleasant working farm on the Great North Road |
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| Days 6-7 |
Continue to Kasanka, another small National Park and a wonderful
place to explore. Stay at one of two lovely campsites. You can
go between them on foot with the ranger, looking out for the
shy sitatunga. Great driving. |
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| Days 8-9 |
Set off north again into Bangwelu Swamps. This is a great
opportunity to try and find the very rare shoebill stork with
a local guide. Stay in a tented camp . |
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| Days 10-11 |
Head to Kapishya Hot Springs to a shady campsite near the
river. A great base for a visit to Shiwa N’Gandu. Heavenly opportunity
to relax in the hot springs, in a wonderfully rich and verdant
setting . |
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| Days 12-14 |
A long drive south to North Luangwa to stay at a comfortable,
rustic camp with thatch and reed ensuite rooms on stilts. Fantastic
guides with an emphasis on walking. Well known for Cookson’s
wildebeest , lion and hugely diverse birdlife. |
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| Day 15 |
Overnight in the very pretty Luambe National Park breaking
the journey south. |
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| Days 16-18 |
Carry on to South Luangwa to spend the next three nights in
a wonderful lodge on the banks of the Luangwa River. Lots of
time to explore the area. |
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| Day 19 |
Return to Lilongwe and spend your last night at a lovely,
family-run farm. |
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