Malaria In Malawi

Malaria In Malawi

PLEASE NOTE THAT ONE MUST ALWAYS CONSULT YOUR DOCTOR, PHARMACIST, LOCAL MALARIA SPECIALIST BEFORE EMBARKING ON A HOLIDAY TO A MALARIA AREA - THE CONTENTS BELOW ARE DESIGNED TO BE A GUIDE ONLY - CONDITIONS DO CHANGE.

Regard the entire country of Malawi as a high-risk malaria zone, from the lakeshore to the highlands and everything in between. When travelling in Malawi, Malaria is to be TAKEN very seriously.

Have a look at our 'Malaria In Africa' page for more information on the disease.

The below map shows where malaria is found in Malawi, instead of colouring in the map we should have just said everywhere.

Malawi Malaria Information

Malawi Travel Topics

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  • Mvuu Lodge Malawi

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  • Danforth Lodge and Yachting Malawi

    Following on from Saturdays report on Mvuu Lodge in the Liwonde National Park, we travel about three hours north west by boat and car onto Lake Malawi itself and Cape Maclear. Here lies probably the best water sports destination on the lake, Danforth Lodge.