Summer lovers will want to visit Malawi around August, while wildlife fans will want to come between May and October.
Malawi's sunny skies and hot African temperament welcomes hikers and outdoors fans almost year round. Malawi's rainy season runs from January to March. This time of year is hot and wet and the weather makes travel tougher and less fun for everyone.
Malaria is prevalent in Malawi so it is advisable to take the necessary precautions. Also, bilharzia does occur in areas along the lakeshore, so it's essential to check with local authorities.
Malawi is a very safe destination, with the most suspicious characters to look out for being hippopotami and mosquitoes.
There are many craft and curio stalls where local arts and crafts may be purchased. One may also buy many items along the roadside. Goods are usually marked up and it is expected that you haggle with sellers for a reduced price.
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