Lake Malawi Island Beach Escape — Likoma & Cape Maclear
Crystal-clear freshwater lake, colourful fish & barefoot island lodges
About This Tour
Lake Malawi — a UNESCO World Heritage Site — is a 580km freshwater sea containing more fish species than any other lake on Earth. Its crystal-clear waters are perfect for snorkelling, kayaking, and simply floating in the warm shallows.
This 6-day escape takes you to Likoma Island (home to a stunning Anglican cathedral and friendly villages) and Cape Maclear, where barefoot lodges on golden sand offer the most relaxing beach experience in Africa.
Highlights
What's Included
- 5 nights beach lodges
- All meals
- Snorkelling gear
- Kayak & paddleboard
- Island transfers
Not Included
- International flights
- Internal flights
- Drinks
per person
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James Khumalo
Ingwe Travel Specialist
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