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Area: -      Lake Malawi National Park Kayak Africa Islands - Cape Maclear
Duration: -  2 Nights / 3 days
Season: -    All year
Persons: -   Minimum 2 - max 9
Interest: -    Hiking, scenery, kayaking, culture.

Day 1: - Meet at the Land and Lake office at 08.30 and after a welcoming coffee or tea we drive southwards along the M1. En route stop at Dedza and visit the delightful coffee and pottery shop. Continue down the Golomoti Pass and on to Cape Maclear. On arrival we transfer by boat to our island camp. Overnight Island Camp on FB basis

Day 2:  Early morning swimming and paddle is the perfect start to your day. Snorkel, fish, swim and listen to the cry of the fish eagle whilst you enjoy wholesome cuisine from the privacy of your exclusive camp. Overnight Island Camp [Scuba Diving optional extra]

Day 3 - The final day consists of a last swim, breakfast then a paddle [or boat] back to the mainland before we drive to Mua Mission cultural craft workshop and museum. Here we enjoy a short visit, before proceeding back to Lilongwe. ETA is late afternoon. 

Includes: - Transport Lilongwe return, accommodation per person sharing , 2 nights Island Tented Camp, all food, all non motorized water sports at Cape Maclear.
Excludes: - Alcoholic and bottled drinks, local gratuities

Lake Malawi -The worlds 3^rd largest fresh water lake and home to over 800 fish species, a greater number of freshwater species than are found in Europe and N America combined. The vast majority of these fish belong to the Cichlid group, brightly coloured and favoured by aquariums worldwide. Lake Malawi National Park, declared in 1980, includes the Cape Maclear peninsula and the surrounding 9 islands - it is the most important freshwater fish sanctuary in the world.

Kayak Africa - has built up an excellent reputation in offering relaxed kayaking opportunities amidst Lake Malawi's most beautiful Islands. Their unique, comfortable and exclusive camps, built using natural materials, blend in perfectly with the environment. Days are spent relaxing, swimming, and snorkeling with endless amounts of tea, coffee and cool drinks being offered.