Malawi Vacations, Malawi Vacation Reviews, Tourism Guide

Today I saw one video from Malawi, about the AIDS- kids and it really touched my heart. It said that when parents die, the oldest kid will become the one that is taking care of the other kids. I didn't saw that while I was in Malawi, but I believe that it is true. I saw many grandmothers taking care of their grandchildren. I know that it is really hard for many of them because they are getting older and older all the time and the kids are so small and so young and they need some activities, f...

From Nsanje we hiked up the mountain to the area of Chididi.  They aren't joking when they call it a mountain, and when it comes to journeying back down the mountain we're amazed at some of the slopes we made it up.  About a third of the way up I had a horrible asthma attack - which was strange considering I don't have asthma.  Didn't anyway...  But that was a scary experience.  My lungs slowly opened up again though, and the high pitched wheezing went away - and...

Mvu camp was a wonderful experience.   First, the journey there. We were driven in our minibus to the south of the country a few days  into our visit  and after a two hour drive on bumpy roads were transferred to two motor boats to take us on a 40 minute trip on the river to our destination - with a warning not to let hands dip into the crocodile-inhabited water!  Being the rainy season our guides had suggested there was not much likeliehood of seeing elepha...

Malawi was awesome.  We stayed 2 nights at Chitumba and then three nights at Kande beach both on lake malawi. It is a fresh water lake and absoutely huge with a sandy beach, it is hard to believe it isn't the ocean! So that was pretty much 5 days of doing not much apart from lying in a hammock during the day, in between swims, reading, and staying out of the sun because it was too hot! I did a walk around the village at Kande and we went to loads or samll houses and saw cassava drying...