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Visiting Thuma Forest
Reserve
When
visiting Malawi, the warm heart of Africa, it is hard nót to pass Thuma Forest
Reserve: it is
located
only 80 kilometers from Lilongwe, the capital of Malawi, along the road towards
the lakeshore of Lake Malawi.

So
why not spend some time with us?
Welcome!
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The landscape of Thuma Forest Reserve lends itself perfectly to walking
safaris: from an one hour bush walk in the vicinity of the camp up to two or three days hiking trips through the reserve. You will enjoy the
landscape, the
wildlife,
you can visit the remains of an old colonial hospital or visit a cave with
ancient rock paintings, climb Thuma Mountain, and,
during the rainy and beginning of the dry season,
you can take a refreshing dip in one of the many
crystal
clear streams in Thuma. During your walks you will be accompanied by
members of our staff.
Thuma:
for the real bush experience! |
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Prices:
Entrance
fee: MK 250 per person and MK 250 per car.
Entrance for Malawians
is for free.
Camping fee: MK 250 per person per night.
Hikes: MK 500 per person.
NB: Due to
potential encounters with elephants and buffalos:
only guided hikes allowed.
How to
get there:
click
here.
We have a
camping site and basic cooking, shower and toilet facilities.
If you want to spend a night in Thuma,
please bring your own camping equipment, food and drinks. |
Interested?
Contact our
Field manager Albert Schenk:
Tel.: +265 (0)9 364637
(if you can not get hold
of me, please send me a text message)
or
e-mail:
thuma_forest_reserve@yahoo.com
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