Example of a tailor-made journey, fully customisable
Malawi Afrique du Sud
11 days / 8 nights
June to October
TIMBAVATI PRIVATE RESERVE
In the Timbavati Reserve, renowned for the richness of its wildlife, you’ll experience two full days of game drives tracking the famous Big Five and numerous other species.
With no fences, animals move freely between the reserve and the neighbouring Kruger National Park, for a breathtaking spectacle.
You’ll enjoy the luxurious facilities of Ngala Tented Camp for a chic, contemporary 3-night stay.
A safari experience where you’ll fall asleep to the sound of lions roaring, in tented suites of unexpected comfort, at the heart of the bush.
This journey with andBeyond and Étendues Sauvages supports the vision of a better world, enabling both the preservation of ecosystems and their inhabitants, and local economic development.
Ngala Tented Camp, Afrique du Sud © &Beyond
LAKE MALAWI
Thanks to the new direct flight between Johannesburg and Lilongwe, Lake Malawi is now within easy reach!
Head to Likoma Island to reach an untouched corner of paradise.
Kaya Mawa, a lodge of exquisite design, sits on an island at the heart of Lake Malawi for the ultimate retreat.
As vast as a sea, Lake Malawi offers abundant nature, clear and temperate waters.
As for Likoma Island, its superb white sand beaches, lush vegetation, and forests of baobabs and mango trees will leave a lasting impression.
Numerous activities will fill your 4 days on the island: kayaking on the lake, boat excursions to explore deserted beaches, quad biking, scuba diving, water skiing, windsurfing, and meetings with local communities. All of these will make your stay at Kaya Mawa feel like a waking dream.
But don’t miss the chance to discover, and even get involved in, the lodge’s various projects. Through Green Safaris, which also owns lodges in Zambia, Kaya Mawa works closely with the local community to develop healthcare, education, and sustainable livelihoods on Likoma, while protecting the precious ecosystem of Lake Malawi.
The guiding principle: involving and supporting local communities to preserve the environment and wildlife.
Visit the Katundu workshop, a community initiative that empowers women through craft training and ethical employment. Thanks to their skills, the glass bottles used by Kaya Mawa’s guests are transformed into chandeliers and decorative pieces found throughout all of Green Safaris’ lodges.
After these emotionally rich encounters, you’ll appreciate all the more the serenity brought by the lapping of waves on the shore.
Kaya Mawa is proof that paradise exists on earth.
Kawa Mawa Resort, Malawi © Green Safaris Collection