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Malawi, home to three UNESCO World Heritage Sites and Counting

As Mount Mulanje was recently inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, recognised for its outstanding natural beauty, rich biodiversity, and deep cultural significance, we take a deep dive into Malawi’s other locations that also make the iconic list. Mountains. Rock Art. Lakes. Discover the spots that have earned Malawi its place on the global stage.

Plan your Malawian Adventure Today with the Best of Malawi 2026 brochure!

We’re excited to unveil the latest edition of our Best of Malawi brochure! Packed with inspiration and practical information to help you map out your ideal Malawi adventure, the 2026 edition is now available to read online as both an e-book and a downloadable PDF. A printed version can also be posted to UK-based travellers and will be distributed at travel events across the UK and Europe.

The Allure of Lake Malawi from Blue Zebra Island Lodge & Latest Updates

In this blog written by travel writer Sarah Kingdom, be inspired to visit Lake Malawi and stay at Blue Zebra Island Lodge, beautifully located on Nankoma Island within the Lake Malawi National Park. "Imagine a lake so vast and pristine, its waters sparkle like liquid crystal beneath endless African skies."

Meanwhile, Blue Zebra Island Lodge have shared a whole host of updates with us. Find out more about their brand new executive family chalet, upgrades, wildlife sightings and their latest online bookings feature.

Land & Lake Safaris Expands All-Women Tours for 2026 & Share Top 3 Itineraries

Travel is changing — and women are leading the way. In response to the growing global trend of women travelling solo, Land & Lake Safaris will be continuing and expanding its female-only tours for 2026.

Meanwhile, back in September to mark World Tourism Day, Land & Lake Safaris spotlighted three of their favourite itineraries in Malawi — each designed to showcase the country’s extraordinary diversity and the unforgettable experiences it offers.

Explore Malawi with South African tour operator Discover Africa

Safari travel experts, Discover Africa, have recently added Malawi to their portfolio of safari destinations, opening the doors for travellers to experience the Warm Heart of Africa. From their base in Cape Town, South Africa, Discover Africa has tailor-made journeys across the continent for over two decades, earning them a stellar reputation as one of the Africa’s most trusted safari specialists.

Explore Malawi with Kumbali: The Launch of Kumbali Expeditions

Kumbali, a well-established name in Malawi’s hospitality sector, has launched Kumbali Expeditions, a new branch offering bespoke travel experiences across the country. The initiative builds on more than 20 years of experience operating Kumbali Country Lodge and Kumbali Lake Retreat, both celebrated for their high-quality service, authentic experiences, and connection with nature.

Kaya Mawa Leads in Sustainable Luxury with New Eco Upgrades

Kaya Mawa, a Green Safaris property and one of Malawi’s most iconic luxury island lodges on Likoma Island, is reaffirming its commitment to sustainable tourism and guest comfort with two major green upgrades launching this year. Soon, all premium rooms at Kaya Mawa will be equipped with innovative Evening Breeze systems – a cutting-edge, eco-conscious alternative to traditional air conditioning. Unlike conventional AC, which consumes significant power and often disturbs the natural ambiance of a room, the Evening Breeze quietly creates a cool microclimate around the bed, using up to 70% less energy.

Guided Walks Available from Rafiki Safari Camp into Nkhotakota Wildlife Reserve

Guests at Rafiki Safari Camp can now take part in guided walks directly into Nkhotakota Wildlife Reserve, following the creation of two new walking routes. The trails, one around four kilometres long and the other about half that distance, both climb a hill overlooking the Bua River before continuing alongside the river for different stretches. Visitors are accompanied by an African Parks ranger, who provides information about local wildlife and plants along the way.

From the Bush: Family Safaris & Nyika Updates by Central African Wilderness Safaris

Earlier this year, Central African Wilderness Safaris (CAWS) welcomed the quiet beauty of winter as a vibrant buzz of travellers arrived to explore Malawi’s wild landscapes. This update shines a spotlight on why a family safari is the perfect holiday choice, alongside news from Nyika Plateau and some incredible wildlife sightings.

Better Places donates €2000 to educational programs at Kuti Wildlife Reserve

Better Places, the leading sustainable travel organisation in The Netherlands, has generously donated €2000 to support educational programs at Malawi’s Kuti Wildlife Reserve. This meaningful contribution is part of Better Places’ long-term philosophy to reinvest 10% of its annual profits into sustainable initiatives in the destinations where it operates. Malawi only joined the Better Places portfolio in January 2024, thanks to the efforts of 1-2 Travel Africa, the local ground operator that represents Better Places in the country.

From Malawi to London: ‘The Banjo Boys’ Premiere opened London Breeze Film Festival 2025

The 2025 London Breeze Film Festival opened in style with the world premiere of ‘The Banjo Boys’, a new documentary about Malawian duo, Madalitso Band, and their rise from busking the streets of Lilongwe to performing their music on world stages – including playing the BBC stage at Glastonbury this summer.

A look back as Malawi welcomed return of Africa Rally 2025

This year’s Africa Rally once again captured the adventurous spirit of overland travel — and for many participants, the heart of the journey was found in Malawi. A highlight for the rally teams as they traversed its breathtaking landscapes, Malawi welcomed the participants with warm smiles through villages and communities as they passed by the iconic Lake Malawi, before moving through the continent.

Blogs

Have a browse of our blogs below written by a selection 

of guest writers.

Bucket List Sighting for Mkulumadzi Guests

In this blog from Robin Pope Safaris, we have a guest entry from Mkulumadzi visitors Svenja & Marco who run their own safari company in Germany, Outback Africa. Have a read of their whole experience, and check out their pictures – covering some incredible sightings including an quite unexpected pangolin, Svenja’s first ever sighting in over 25 years on safari.

New Pumulani Managers swap Lion’s Roars for Fish Eagle Calls

In this blog from Robin Pope Safaris, we have a guest entry from the new managers at Robin Pope Safaris’ Pumulani Lodge down by the Lake at Cape Maclear. Gavin and Ronell have been running the lodge for the past few months and have reflected on their lifestyle change as they swap bush life for beach life.

Magical Malawi as guest witness highlights with Robin Pope Safaris

In this blog from Robin Pope Safaris, we hear from Simon and Claire, two of RPS’ regular guests as they joined Kiki, one of RPS’ longest serving guides and 4 other guests to explore Malawi.