The Lodge and Camp are situated in Liwonde National Park, which is south of Lake Malawi and on the eastern bank of the mighty Shire River.

With a fantastic range of habitats – open water, floodplain, mopane woodland, mature riverine forest, marsh and wooded hills, this is the country’s most scenic and game-rich wilderness area.

The river hosts huge concentrations of hippo and crocodile and the Park also has large herds of elephant, sable antelope, impala, waterbuck, buffalo, kudu, leopard and lion. The birding is superb with a species list of over 300 with many rare and colourful species.

Mvuu Lodge is Malawi’s most secret destination. With just 5 en suite “Hemmingway” tents, including the legendary honeymoon suite, each with a private balcony and set spectacularly on a secluded lagoon, the Lodge offers superb comfort in a wonderful bush setting. There is a rock swimming pool connected to the lodge by a wooden walkway and the thatched lounge, raised high over the lagoon, has a comprehensive library.

Mvuu Camp accommodates 36 guests in cool en suite stone and thatch chalets and has 5 specially designed family units. It has a thatched lounge and dining area right on the river and can cater for individuals, couples, groups and families.

Nyala Lodge, opening in September 2003, is situated in Lengwe National Park in the Great Rift Valley and is within easy reach of Blantyre, in the south of Malawi. This exclusive lodge will offer facilities to meet the standards of both local and international tourists.

Jambo Africa, an exclusive tour operator in Malawi, were recently awarded the concession to manage this Government tourist lodge site and, after rehabilitation, Nyala Lodge will be offering 10 very comfortable double en suite chalets with mosquito nets and overhead fans, a bar and restaurant, a small splash pool for those very hot days and a childrens' playground set under lush indigenous trees.

Activities on offer after opening:
• Guided walking safaris
• Qualified game guides
• Guided night drives

Day excursions to:
• Nyala Park
• The Shire River and Kapichira Falls
• Mwabvi and Majete Game Reserves

Lengwe offers a relatively unspoilt natural habitat and its trails, tracks and hides, overlooking waterholes, provide excellent opportunities for game viewing and photography. The Park is host to numerous animals including buffalo, leopard, kudu, warthog, nyala, impala and many other smaller mammals.

Lengwe is famous for over 300 species of birds and is an ornothological paradise. Wildlife and nature enthusiasts will enjoy the diversity of animals, flora and fauna that Lengwe has to offer.