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Fiona Herring Travel Specialist

""Malawi has seen an increase in wildlife populations over recent years, thanks to organisations such as African Parks who are in the process of one of the largest translocation projects in Africa. They are moving 500 elephants from Majete and Liwonde to Nkhotakota""

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Best Time To Visit Malawi

When to go:

November – March is hot and wet, April – August is moderate and dry and September – October is hot and dry.

Getting there:

Kenya Airways fly’s daily via Nairobi

Ethiopia Airways fly’s daily via Addis

South African Airways fly’s 5 time a week from Johannesburg

Flight time is 13-16 hours depending on route.

Local flights:

Proflight from Zambia 3 flights a week to Lilongwe

Ulendo Airlink has 2 flights a day between Lilongwe and Likoma Island, daily flights to Mfuwe in Zambia, and 3 flights a week to the south of Malawi for easy access to Majete Game Reserve. In 2015 clients will be able to fly from the southern region direct to Likoma Island.

Health:

Malaria

Yellow Fever though Malawi is not a yellow fever risk country, a vaccination is required if travelling through an airport of a country that has yellow fever. (Kenya and Ethiopia)

Visa:

British nationals do not need a visa in advance to visit Malawi for tourism. Visitors are usually granted a 30-day tourist visa free of charge on arrival.