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Do you wonder what it’s like in Malawi? Not just while having a great travel experience here, but also what daily life looks like? Then you’ll definitely enjoy our blogs.
We’ll tell you different stories about our life in the Warm Heart of Africa. From surviving the pandemic to dealing with corruption, and from meeting special people to funny, as well as embarrassing cultural differences. We share our tips and advice, but are most of all looking forward to letting you experience everything yourself in Malawi!
Of course, we also write about all the amazing places we can show you here. And did you know we started an additional blog series about the wildlife you could spot on safari?
Please tell us about your specific questions or any subjects you still miss. Perhaps soon we’ll write a blog especially for you!
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Our 7 favorite safari animals in Malawi
We have a great passion for the safari animals in Malawi. If you know us personally or have been following us online for a while, you will certainly know this. But what you may not know yet, is which ones we find slightly more...
Lake Malawi, a highlight of your trip!
Lake Malawi is one of the reasons that make a trip to the Warm Heart of Africa so special. You can do all kinds of activities and of course relax there as well. It is the perfect place to chill after an exciting safari in...
Do I need a visa for Malawi?
Yes, as a traveler you need a visa for Malawi. But how does that work? Are there any special things to keep in mind? And what different types of visas are there for Malawi? In this blog, you’ll read how it works for holders of...
African animals and love; 7 special relationships
On safari you can encounter the most fantastic African animals. With a bit of luck, you will witness special behavior and make stunning photos of wildlife in a spectacular landscape. If you travel in the right season (and this...
Black rhinos in Malawi; saving this endangered species?
The black rhino is one of the most endangered mammals in the world. It is also one of the wildlife species that guarantees the most excitement when seen on safari in Africa. These powerful animals appeal to the imagination and...
Booking a holiday to Malawi or South Africa; what’s best for you?
Are you going on holiday to Malawi or South Africa? After living in South Africa for six years, we moved to Malawi. And our sustainable travel company moved with us! We now regularly get questions about the differences between...
Malawians; broad shoulders and even broader smiles
The people of Malawi play an important role while traveling through this special country. In not many other places will you meet people as friendly and helpful as here. Malawi is called the “Warm Heart of Africa” for a reason,...
Hippos in Malawi; vegetarians with a big mouth
Many people who go on safari in Africa are very keen to see the famous Big 5. However, we always recommend not to focus too much on that. There is so much more to see in the African bush! In our series of blogs about safari...
Whatever life throws at you, never lose your smile!
Some friends make fun of us, because we keep getting ourselves into interesting situations. Even in the months after we lost our jobs due to COVID-19, we never got bored. All sorts of things are happening all the time and we...
Lions in Malawi; a roaring story
When you think of Africa, you think of the amazing wildlife. We write a series of blogs about animals that you could see on safari in Malawi. Today we tell you more about Africa’s largest cat; the lion. We share some interesting...
The boy who harnessed the wind – a review
In our previous blog with tips about books that create that amazing Africa feeling, we promised to write a separate blog about “The boy who harnessed the wind”. This inspiring story gives a special insight into life in Malawi in...
Read these 5 books to get that Africa feeling!
The summer holidays have started in Europe, so many people are looking for reading tips. And we are happy to help! Now that you temporarily can’t go on a tour of Africa, you can still dream away with the books below. The writers...