Kande Beach and Nkhwazi Lodge - Jan 27th to Feb 2nd by SusanArriving at Kande Beach at dusk it wasn't immediately obvious where we needed to check in so we had a look around and finally found reception, which was in the front of an old boat no less.After signing in we were free to camp wherever we fancied which was easier said than done, we knew that the camp was popular with overland trucks but having seen very few tourist on the road to date we weren't expectin...

Senga Bay and Lilongwe Jan 25th to 27th by PaulThe ferry from Monkey Bay left at 10, but the guys wanted to get there at about 9 so they could buy tickets and get organised. It sounds like a very popular ferry for both tourists and the locals so there could be the chance that there would be a long queue. The only problem with that plan was that when we got up in the morning it was raining again, so we had to pack everything wet into the car. When we arrived where...

Cape Maclear Malawi (Jan 18th to 25th by Susan)Life was so easy going in Cape Maclear that one day easily turned into the next and they all begin to merge into one another, it was a nice relaxing feeling though.We decided to stay for so long so that Dave and Kaz could catch the MV Ilala up the lake which is a very old colonial ferry that travels it's way up and down the lake on a weekly basis. It was one of the Malawi highlights and would give us another chance t...