Backpacking Africa from Cairo to Cape Town #20 After 6 months of travel, we made it to Malawi! A country we knew very little about but that exceeded our expectations in every way, making it one of our favourite countries in Africa. We spent 16 days hitchhiking and using public transportation following the lake south, until we reached Cape Maclear. The few days spent in that village will be remembered forever as true happiness to us. We hope that we motivated you to go explore this unique country, you won't regret it! Here's a blog post we wrote with extra information and prices : https://lisaandpol.com/posts/backpacking-malawi-our-budget-and-tips-for-an-unforgettable-trip 🏨 Chapters : 00:00 Intro 00:30 Mushroom Farm, Livingstonia 03:14 Mzuzu 04:15 Butterfly Space 05:38 Ntchisi Forest 08:23 Lilongwe 08:54 Cape Maclear 10:45 Zathu Community Kitchen 11:20 Otter Point, Lake Malawi National Park 11:55 Kayaking on the Lake 12:46 Paper-making workshop 13:27 Chef Suneni 14:07 Tipezananso non-profit 15:26 The police story 🗺️ Our social media : Blog : https://lisaandpol.com/ Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/lisaandpol/ ☕Do you want to support us ? You can buy us a coffee or contribute towards one of the listed items, which would improve the quality of future videos. Thanks in advance ! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/lisaandpol 🔑 Keywords : travel vlog, backpacking africa, budget travel, cairo to cape town, malawi, mushroom farm, butterfly space, cape maclear
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I love Malawi ❤
Such a beautiful journey !
Such a beautiful country!
Thats so nice you even used the local transportation u showed love❤
Nice video.
Oh gosh, bless your hearts. I'm so sorry that you all had this kind of experience.... I hope you both stay so safe and continue to enjoy your travels! Don't lose sight of whats so important in life due to what happened at the end here!. I did love to see the other parts of Malawi that yall showed. The country was beautiful and very healthy and green! Thanks for sharing what you liked about it. Never been and it was good to see what its like there! Be blessed in Jesus name.
Im sure it felt like they were going to drop you in those bikes but they are such naturals at it, even in rocky and slippery roads, its incredible how fit they are. grew up there and one of my favorite thing is the variety of street food so much great street food dishes and kind ppl