Lake Malawi National Park encompasses the sandy beaches and granite islands of Malawi’s Cape Maclear peninsula, at the southern end of Lake Malawi. The park’s clear waters are populated by hundreds of species of colorful cichlid fish, most of which are native to the lake. The park is home to eco-lodges and traditional fishing villages. Facilities for snorkeling, scuba diving and kayaking are available.
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Cape Maclear is one of the most beautiful places you can ever see. Such a crazy amount of fish, prestine water.... But there is something wrong with the place, and it's because there is something wrong with Malawi.
The country is so amazingly poor and so badly managed. Everything is so expensive, and everyone is trying to trying to do you over. If you negotiate a price, be sure it'll change and you'll be paying more.
The sheer desperation of Malawians, makes you feel guilty for living in normality. I know this is insensitive, but on holiday I don't want to be smacked in the face constantly with the injustice of the world.
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Lake Malawi National Park was definitely a 10/10 experience. Located at Cape Maclear in Mangochi, the place has beautiful water, lots of fish and birds and A lot of vegetation . There is a small fee you have to pay at the entrance. We went on a boat ride , snorkeling and fed the fish eagles and they charged us 50K Malawi Kwacha per person for all those activities and we were there for about 2 hours.. it was definitely a...
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Lake Malawi National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in Mangochi, Malawi, Africa. It's known for its stunning freshwater lake, Lake Malawi, which is home to a diverse range of fish species, including colorful cichlids. The park offers opportunities for snorkeling, diving, and exploring the unique aquatic life. It's a beautiful destination for nature enthusiasts and those interested in...
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