BOOK YOUR TRIP EARLY
We prefer to use small and intimate accommodations, managed by local touroperators who support the local people and their environments - at the most remote and unique locations avoiding mass tourism.
These exclusive accommodations are extremely popular and are booked up very quickly. Some of them can only accommodate up to 8 people. If you are interested in any safari that we offer we advise you to contact us early so we can make arrangements and be sure to fit in the accommodation of your choice into your itinerary.
Malawi is located in Southern Africa and is bordered by Zambia to the West, Tanzania to the North and East, and Mozambique to the South. It's capital City is Lilongwe.
With a population of approximately 12 million, Malawi is one of the more densely peopled countries of this part of Africa. Most of the population is rural, living largely in fascinating traditional villages. Its economy is heavily dependent on agriculture and fishing.
Malawi is a landlocked Country with varying terrain across it. It has main highland areas of Nyika and Viphya Plateaus to the North and other parts of the country, with the highest elevation point on Mount Mulanje called Sapitwa (3002m). Most low lying areas are found along the lake Shore, with lowest elevation point located at the junction of the Shire river and the international boundary with Mozambique (37m).
Lake Malawi is not really a safari destination but is especially attractive for those who want time out at the beach after a thrilling game safari and who like outdoorsports on a tropical island with beautiful beaches and crystal clear fresh water which is filled with numerous of colorful tropical fish. In addition to Lake Malawi, not far from the country's western border lies one of the continent's greatest game reserves, Zambia's South Luangwa National Park.
An unique opportunity to combine your adventurous safari with an relaxed tropical beach holiday.
Just North of Mangochi, on the palm fringed southern shore of lake Malawi, an extraordinary lakeside paradise resort - Club Makokola - awaits you.
The possibilities are intoxicating and endless.
Today you might deepen your tan on an exquisite sandy beach, or don mask and snorkel and discover the Technicolor world of the Lake’s tropical fish. The lake is famous for its diverse cichlid species.
Take one of the many excursions like Cape Maclear, a peninsular in a picturesque bay protected by a number
of small islands - or to Liwonde National Park which Livingstone explored in 1859 for the first time.
At about 110km south of Club Makokola along the banks of the Shire River - or to Boadzulu Island in the southern most part of the Lake Malawi National Park and home to many birds, monitor lizards and other reptiles
or charter a boat or even a plane or enjoy the wide range of sporting activities on offer or just be curious, finish a book, learn to scuba dive or tie a pareo round your hips.
Club Makokola has all you need in a premier holiday resort including restaurant bars, swimming pools, Sporting and games facilities - Excursions and Charters and it's very own Premier Golf Club.
Accommodation consist of
1 Executive suite
9 Junior suites - Honeymoon suites
5 Superior Family rooms
2 Superior Double rooms
13 Superior Twin rooms
26 Standard rooms
Club Makokola comprises en-suite (with either bath or shower) thatched rondavel style rooms, including one junior and one executive suite.
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Take one of the many excursions like Cape Maclear, a peninsular in a picturesque bay protected by a number
of small islands - or to Liwonde National Park which Livingstone explored in 1859 for the first time.
At about 110km south of Club Makokola along the banks of the Shire River - or to Boadzulu Island in the southern most part of the Lake Malawi National Park and home to many birds, monitor lizards and other reptiles
or charter a boat or even a plane or enjoy the wide range of sporting activities on offer or just be curious, finish a book, learn to scuba dive or tie a pareo round your hips.
