The Liwonde is a National Park in Malawi in the provinces of Southern. The park was established on 01.01.1973 and covers an area of 0.58 km². The Liwonde is a Big Five reserve and offers the possibility of self-drive safaris.
The national park offers real wilderness. The Shire River is one of Africa's great waterways and boat trips are highly recommended. The river is home to large populations of hippos and crocodiles, and elephants can be found along its banks.
| Biodiversity | Sighting conditions |
|---|---|
| Very high | Okay |
Official Name
Liwonde
Provinces
Southern
Area
0.58 km2
Foundation
1973-01-01
Vegetation
No information
Habitats
Swamp,Savannah,Woodland
Big Five-reserves
Yes
Self-drive-reserve
Yes
Entrance gates
0
The national park offers real wilderness. The Shire River is one of Africa's great waterways and boat trips are highly recommended. The river is home to large populations of hippos and crocodiles, and elephants can be found along its banks.
The main habitat of the Liwonde is the Swamp.
| Name | Location |
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| Biodiversity | Sighting conditions |
|---|---|
| Very high | Okay |
Best tavel time
July (Beginning) - October (End)
Dry time
May (Beginning) - October (End)
Tavel time
November (Beginning) - April (End)
High season
July (Beginning) - October (End)
Low season
July (Beginning) - October (End)
The rainy season takes place from Beginning November to End April The dry season first extended over the months from Beginning May to End October inclusive. The best time to tour is Beginning July End October.
The Liwonde is home to 0 mammals such as Big Five, Black rhinocerus, Cape Buffalo, Cheetah, Elephant as well as 400 bird species, 0 reptile species, 0 fish species and 0 amphibian species. The Liwonde provides Very high conditions for wildlife viewing. The National Park offers a wide variety of species, including the "Big Five".
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