



Just off Mumbo’s main beach you’ll find the lodge building and a family bungalow. Across the bridge on the islet called Jumbo, are the five other guest tents. The dining area and bar are relaxed spaces under thatch with mesmerising views over the water. Meals are all freshly prepared and come with steaming-fresh bread rolls. All the wooden furniture was made at the lodge’s workshop and the rest of the cane chairs, African curious and soft furnishings were locally sourced.
As soon as you enter your chalet of thatch, reed and wood, you’ll feel your shoulders relax. Expect a rustic oasis for you and your partner. The en-suite bungalows are spacious with a bed, mosquito net, side tables, small open cupboard and grass mats. Experience a solar-heated bucket shower and expect an eco-friendly loo. The shaded wooden deck has two cane chairs and a hammock overlooking the tropical paradise.
You'll soon fall into the routine of just swimming and gazing out at the lake from your hammock. Before then, do head along the fantastic walking trails across the forested island. You can work off your breakfast with a kayak or go snorkelling to find out who you share this corner of Lake Malawi with. The lodge is PADI registered if you’re up for a scuba dive, it’s not included in the price so enquire before you visit.
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Dotted with hidden beaches and dreamy coves, the lake is the perfect fly & flop destination.