Zomba Forest Lodge is a peaceful, secluded hideaway on the side of the Zomba Plateau. This small, off-grid lodge with its incredible food, variety of hikes, and laid-back vibe makes it one of our favorite places in Malawi.
Casa Rossa has earned its place as a Zomba, Malawi icon. Nestled at the foot of the plateau, and serving up some of the best Italian food you’ll find anywhere, the renovated old British colonial home is just as inviting as its friendly owners, Mark and Sylvia.
Mt. Mulanje is unique in many ways, which is what makes it so amazing. Join us on our hike up just one of its many trails: the one known for its ladders.
Our family loves a good day hike, and Ntonya mountain has been on our list for a long time. It’s challenging, but short, and offers gorgeous views of the surrounding area (if it isn’t cloudy and/or raining).
Malawi is a small country in southern Africa that many people have never even heard of, but it has so much to offer! With a diversity of landscapes, and much fewer tourists than more popular African destinations, Malawi is an up and coming travel destination that you won’t want to miss.
We have twice now been to Blue Zebra Island Lodge on Nankoma Island in Lake Malawi, and both times we absolutely loved it! It has been, without question, our favorite place we’ve stayed in Malawi.
Mumbo Island was the perfect escape for a father-son weekend with my oldest son. At Mumbo Island, we were able to unplug and unwind in one of the most beautiful spots in all of Malawi.
Mango Drift is a relaxed backpacker’s lodge on Likoma Island with a large sandy beach and something to do for everyone, including families!
Liwonde National Park is an incredible success story for Malawi. When we first visited it in 2014, there wasn’t much to see but a few antelope and some tsetse flies. The park was riddled with broken fences, wire snares, and rampant poaching. But in 2015 African Parks took over its management, and it has made a complete turnaround since then.
Monkey Bay for sure lives up to its name: it’s full of monkeys! And Monkey Bay Beach Lodge is no exception. You can watch the cheeky monkeys play in the trees while you have coffee by the shore of Lake Malawi or kayak around Monkey Bay in this cozy little gem of a lodge.
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