21 Magnificent Days: Wed 21 July – Tue 10 August, 2027
Escorted from New Zealand by Mandy Page
Wild Africa Awaits
TOUR FULL (WAITLIST ONLY)
Malawi isn’t just a country you visit — it’s a place you feel. From the moment you arrive, you’re welcomed with warm smiles, vibrant culture, and a deep sense of connection to the land and its people. It’s no wonder Malawi is called the “Warm Heart of Africa.”
What makes Malawi truly special is the extraordinary variety packed into such a small and accessible country. Here, you can spend the morning on safari tracking elephants and leopards through lush national parks, and the afternoon beside the clear, tropical waters of Lake Malawi.
In Zambia we visit South Luangwa National Park, renowned as one of Africa’s greatest wildlife sanctuaries. This remote wilderness area is teeming with wildlife – from elephants and lions to leopards, wild dogs, and rhinos – offering world-class safari experiences in uncrowded, pristine settings.
21 July - 10 August, 2027
Tour Info
More information about our tour and some frequently asked questions.
What is the price for the tour?
Tour Price: $22,850 per person, share twin
Single Supplement: $2,540 (Single rooms are on waitlist)
What is included in the tour?
- Economy class airfare with Singapore Airlines, Auckland to Johannesburg return.
- Economy Class airfare with Airlink, Johannesburg to Blantyre.
- Economy Class airfares with Proflight Zambia, Mfuwe to Lusaka and Lusaka to Johannesburg.
- Airline ticketable taxes and fuel surcharges.
- One night stopover in Singapore on the way to Africa.
- Hotel day room in Singapore on the way home.
- Visa for Malawi.
- Accommodation in 3-star, 4-star and 5-star hotels, lodges and camps.
- 16 breakfasts, 12 lunches and 14 dinners.
- All transportation in private vehicles, transfers and comprehensive sightseeing and game viewing with professional English-speaking local guides.
- Gratuities to local guides and drivers.
- Assistance of your kiwi tour leader, Mandy Page.
Can I join from a non NZ location?
Yes, absolutely! Simply give us a call on 0800 868 748 or 027 868 7488 (mobile), or Email us info@toursdirect.co.nz, we will be happy to assist you further!
What if I have more questions about the tour?
Simply give us a call on 0800 868 748 or 027 868 7488 (mobile).
How do I book?
As this tour is now full, you can only Waitliist onto the tour.>> WAITLIST NOW.
Or contact you can contact us through our contact page! We will be happy to assist you.
Your Tour Leader:
Mandy has led more than 60 tours for Tours Direct over the last 20 years, in all seven continents.
Believing that most of the delight of travel is in the journey, Mandy likes to make tours flexible for different levels of fitness and experience.
On a tour with Mandy, you can expect there will be variety and surprises.
She is interested in the arts and has an unquenchable fascination with ancient history and cultures. You’ll benefit from Mandy’s extensive travel experience and especially enjoy her infectious laughter.
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