While visiting the park, ask your guide (or drive yourself if you're doing it independently) to head to Livingstone's Baobab. At the northern end of the navigable section of the park, this is the very tree Dr. Livingstone camped under during his exploration of the African continent. The tree is so old it has hollowed out, so you can step inside and look up at the sky through the trunk!

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Top Liwonde Rhino Sanctuary Hotel Reviews

Lodge B Mawira

2/10 Terrible

"Lodge B was awful, very very unclean, mouse droppings in the bed, used covid test in room, centipedes crawling around the room, stains everywhere, looked like it hadn't been cleaned in years. Left straight away and stayed somewhere else"

Waters Edge Liwonde

10/10 Excellent

"One of the best hotels we stayed in Malawi. Rooms are specious and very clean. The resort organizes afternoon cruises on the Shira river and morning game drives in the park. We did both and it was really excellent. "