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Warmest welcome to the unique Malawi experience. lodge complex, game park, the 18 hole Mbawa golf club and Chiwali dam.
A multi million dollar development at Chimwenya estate, Bvumbwe on Thyolo road 20 kms from Blantyre Malawi's commercial capital creating a fascinating paradise for multiple leisure activities and conserving Malawi wildlife.Our Lodge also has beautifully designed and built in golden colored rock.
The 1st phase was completed in 2007, and is approx 1800 sq. meters, comprising of:
A fully carpeted and elegantly furnished restaurant with seating for up to 80 guests and exceptional cuisine to completely satisfy most palates.
A stately carpeted conference hall for up to 45 people, 5 luxurious and spacious ensuite cottages with lounge and private verandah accessing a beautiful 18 meter swimming pool with cascading waterfall.
The entire Chimwenya estate comprises of 220 hectares of exquisite, undulating indigenous forest and grassland and is protected by an 8 km perimeter road enclosed by a 3 meter high game fence on either side of the road .
There are at least 40 kms of dirt roads and numerous paths for drives and walks, the most beautiful of which is along the Chimwenya stream which dissects the property.
Game Haven Lodge is situated 2 kms off the Thyolo road and is only 22kms from Malawi's commercial capital Blantyre and 12 kms from its suburb of Limbe.
Although so conveniently close to town game haven lodge provides all the holiday and business prerequisites in a beautiful, relaxing, quiet and secure environment.
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The 2nd phase commenced in February 2011 and consists of:-
Construction of an international 18 hole golf course by Matkovich & Hayes, renowned golf course designers from South Africa. front 9 and driving range completed by December 2011 together with the Mbawa golf club house, the back 9 completed by December 2012. 20 new executive rooms completed by December 2011
A stunning 700 million liter dam for fishing and recreational activities completed by September 2011
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We have supplemented our game park with indigenous Malawi wild life which consists of sable, waterbuck, zebra, impala, wildebeest, nyala, giraffe and numerous duiker and smaller wild cats and otters. we have recently introduced from Zambia new breeding stock of roan, kudu and eland and thus now have, in the sanctuary, the “big five” of the antelope family. Bird life is prolific as are the wild flowers and shrubs including massive Mbawa trees and Chiwali palms. |
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