



With its gorgeous double-volume thatch roof and flooring of light hardwood, the main dining and lounge areas are the perfect place to relax and enjoy the great meals (the homemade breakfast yoghurt is creamily delicious!). The lounge area is furnished with plump couches in burnt orange and creams, with Persian rugs and sparkling candelabra completing the picture. Downstairs, the simply furnished dining and bar area has a covered veranda with comfortable chairs set to make most of the view.
Paths through the manicured gardens lead to 14 executive and two deluxe stand-alone thatched suites. Each is incredibly spacious with quietly stylish furnishings and all the home comforts – TV, coffee facilities, fridge (in the deluxe suites), a table and rattan chairs for lounging, and a well-sized bathroom with tub and shower. Beautifully large beds with crisp linen and mosquito netting face out over a private terrace furnished with comfy armchairs intended for birdwatching, lazing or simply kicking back.
If you feel like exploring beyond the property and its resident wildlife, enquire about the other activities that can be arranged through the lodge. Take a stroll to Kumbali Cultural Village to experience local food, have a drink at the bar, browse the arts and crafts stalls, and get an insight into the rich tradition and culture of the Malawian people. Visit a working dairy farm and a permaculture centre, and take guided tours of the town and countryside.
Lively yet laidback, modern yet traditional, Lilongwe is a classic capital city of two halves.