Land & Lake Safaris 2012
6 Day Standard Lodge - Luangwa Valley
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A cost effective, varied and enchanting way to enjoy this remarkable wildlife reserve.
COST - Please contact us for updated prices
Day 1: - Meet at the Land and Lake Office at 0830 in the morning. [A free collection service is offered to clients in Lilongwe]. Depart Lilongwe at approx 0900 in the transfer bus/vehicle. Continue to Mchinji. [1&1/2 hr drive] Here we complete immigration formalities and continue to Mwami - [the Zambian border]. From the border it is a short drive to Chipata - Zambia's capital of the Eastern Province. Proceed on a dirt road to Luangwa Valley - Mfuwe sector. A picnic lunch is enjoyed en route and ETA at the Lodge is mid afternoon. On arrival check into your chalets and the remainder of the afternoon at leisure. Dinner is served from 19H00 onwards.
Day 2,3, 4 & 5: - After a light snack with tea & coffee we depart for a morning drive at 06H00. All game drives are undertaken in open game viewing vehicles, to optimise your pleasure and experience. Drinks and snacks are taken along for your enjoyment whilst in the park. Depending on game sightings, we return to the lodge at 11 for a scrumptious "brunch". An afternoon rest, swim, tea then we again head out for our afternoon/ night drive at around 16H00 - returning to the lodge at 20H00. Evening Dinner
Day 6: - This morning a more leisurely start to the day with breakfast after which we pack up and return back to Lilongwe. A picnic lunch is eaten en route and ETA in the city is 1500. A free drop off service is offered in Lilongwe
Please Note: - Land and Lake Safaris reserves the right to change the lodge without notice should it be required.
Included: in the above package: All transport Lilongwe return, 5nights standard chalet accommodation, all meals, 8 X game drives.
Excluded in the above package: Drinks, visa fees [if applicable], park entrance fees [$ 25 p/p/p/d], game walks [seasonal].
Luangwa Valley - 9050 sq km of pristine woodland and riverine vegetation plays host to over 40 mammal and 650 bird species. The South Luangwa has been described as the premier park in Africa foremost for the variety of species seen when visiting. A visit to Malawi and Zambia would be totally incomplete without experiencing the sheer magnitude and delight of this unique area.
Croc Valley, Marula Lodge or Wildlife Camp – are all established lodge situated on the banks of the Luangwa River a short drive to the main entrance gate. All Chalets / tented chalets are en suite, they do have mosquito nets and there is a swimming pool for guests use. All Lodges have an excellent reputation, good food and lively bar