Malawi Map

Malawi Map

A map that was created with the help and assistance of Google maps for all those points of interest in Malawi.

Our map of accommodation establishments that we offer on Uyaphi.com is part and parcel of a African safari itinerary, safari lodges and camps as well as Lake Malawi resorts, lodges and camps. Malawi is dominated by Lake Malawi, with this being the main attraction for travelling to the country, but one should not forget that the Malawian highlands and game reserves are just as spectacular.

As we update our Malawi travel pages and lodge portfolio, we will be adding more lodges and camps over the next few months.

Map Of Malawi

Malawi Travel Topics

  • Lake Malawi Safari Review

    The marketing tagline for Malawi is “The warm heart of Africa.” Normally, you just brush off these comments as marketing puff but not in this case. The country is warm, the people are warm and the experience you will enjoy will give off a warm glow.

  • Celebrating David Livingstone In Malawi

    There are not many countries which have been more affected by David Livingstone than Malawi. This peaceful land is one of the most devout Christian countries in the whole of Africa where nearly every Malawian goes to bed with a bible by his side.

  • Restaurants in Lilongwe

    Malawi is one of the Uyaphi team's favourite African destinations. Relaxed people, safe environment, unique safari destinations where you can be equally at home in bush or beach. The capital Lilongwe, essentially a 1960's creation leaves much to be desired in terms of activities or things to do.

  • Mvuu Lodge Malawi

    As we have previously mentioned in many articles, Malawi is a particular favourite of the Uyaphi team. Both by the friendliness and warmth of its people and by the diversity of its landscapes and fauna. On a recent trip to Malawi, we explored the southern corner of Lake Malawi, the last of the Great Rift Valley lakes.

  • 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.