Outdoor adventure sports
Malawi is a long, narrow country that stretches 520 miles from north to south. As you travel across it, you'll notice a stunning diversity of landscapes. It provides those seeking excitement outside of a safari with what they're looking for. The variety of water-based activities in Malawi is astounding, thanks to the hotels and campgrounds along Lake Malawi. There is a lot to do in Lake Malawi, from extensive kayaking and canoeing adventures to luxurious yachting and sailing marathons.
One of the best places in the world for freshwater diving and snorkeling is Malawi. In Malawi, you can safely learn how to dive and snorkel even if you've never done either before. It's a fantastic location for snorkeling and scuba diving because of the calm water and marine life. It is a favorite among novice divers because to its excellent visibility. You may also enjoy sailing, water skiing, kayaking, sailboarding, or parasailing. Aqua Africa Dive School offers options for everyone, regardless of your diving experience or lack thereof.
Mulanje Mountain Malawi's highest peak, Mount Mulanje, rises to a height of 10,000 feet (3,000 meters). Because it rises almost vertical from the plains below, Mulanje is regarded locally as the "island in the sky." Mulanje is so tall that it produces its own climate and distinctive vegetation. East of Blantyre, in Malawi, is the city of Mulanje, which is close to the nation's capital. Although it is possible for visitors to drive around the massif's base in a single day, climbing the mountain itself is far more appealing. There is a vast network of trails and walkways with options for both strenuous climbing and fairly leisurely walking. Visitors can spend a couple of hours taking a walk to some river pools and waterfalls or spend many days exploring the whole massif.
Francis Atiya provides the greatest Mount Mulanje hiking tour. This is a unique and simple experience thanks to his knowledge of the area and the mountain. He is flexible and very professional because of his experience leading tours for people of diverse ages, nationalities, and personality types. All meals, snacks, and even water are provided as part of the tour.
The largest national park in Malawi is unquestionably the most picturesque location in the nation and is only accessible by a single rugged dirt road. Zebra, Roan antelope, eland, bush pigs, 400 different species of birds, and more than 200 different orchid species abound in this park's exquisite grassland. the ideal location for biking. Your Malawi cycling tour would be professionally assisted by Cycle Malawi, a business with headquarters in Blantyre, Malawi. They communicate well and are accommodating to your needs.
