The Camp has a spectacular vantage on the banks of the Shire River in Liwonde National Park. Liwonde is a 548 sq km reserve that harbors over 400 species of birds, a dense population of hippos, crocodiles, large numbers of elephants and a variety of antelope species. There are also regular sightings of lion, cheetah and serval as well as occasional sightings of black rhino.

Liwonde National Park contains impressive elephant and hippo populations and multitudes of rare and colourful birds. Recently, cheetahs were reintroduced into the park and the number of black rhinos has increased due to the translocations. Guest can spend an unforgettable time and have a safari experience.

The bathrooms also offer splendid views and are well equipped with a bathtub, double shower and double sink, and the spacious lounge area offers further comfort for those wishing to relax in the room.

Activities at the Mvuu Lodge include boat safaris, guided walks, birding, and traditional day and night game drives. Additional activities including the Shire River Trail, Visit to Njobvu Cultural Village Lodge and Nanthomba School.

Bird watching in Liwonde National Park offers a unique opportunity to appreciate the beauty and diversity of Malawi’s avian population in their natural habitat. The Park is home to over 400 bird species, making the area a paradise for bird watchers. With expert guides, guests at Mvuu Lodge in the Liwonde National Park can spot a diverse range of birds, from the iconic African Fish Eagle, to the colourful Lilian Lovebirds

Get a unique perspective of Liwonde National Park from the Shire River. Game drives through the park are available for visitors who want a closer look at the animals and landscapes. The lodge’s experienced and knowledgeable guides, provide educational insights and ensure a safe and enjoyable safari experience.

Experience the warm heart of Africa by engaging with the local communities in the villages surrounding the Liwonde National Park, learning more about their traditional lifestyle, from sampling the traditional foods to enjoying local dancing.

Mvuu Camp offers cultural visits to nearby local communities, allowing visitors to learn about rich heritage and traditions of Malawi

Morning and evening game drives

Led by experienced and knowledgeable safari guides, enjoy the morning and afternoon game drive that extends to sundowner and evening drive, allows you to experience the wonders and the magic of Liwonde National Park.

Enjoy the drives as you observe a wide variety of wildlife, including elephants, lions, and rhinos in their natural habitat.

Guided walks provide a more intimate experience, allowing guests to learn about the flora and fauna up close. While on a walking safari, your guides will be extremely vigilant about established safety procedures.

The chance of encountering dangerous animals (which will be given a wide berth) is far less than during a game drive

Mvuu Camp in Liwonde National Park is open all year round. While the lodge is open throughout the year, the best time to visit for game viewing is generally during the dry season, which runs from May to November. April is a good time to visit if you're looking for a less crowded experience and lower prices, as the bush is still green and lush.