Online dating has blossomed in today’s world, with many of the top dating sites having a great reputation and being good places to meet people online. While some remain skeptical, more and more people are turning on the computer in search of that special someone. Millions of people join these sites out of curiosity, and some join because they desire to find someone.

My good neighbor Ryan has been in the dating pool for quite some time now. He recently decided to turn to online dating. After back-to-back blind dates that have gone wrong, Ryan was not afraid to try a different technique.

In Ryan’s opinion, Match.com is one of the best online dating sites. After two weeks of searching for someone compatible for him, he finally met Amanda, a five foot four aspiring actress. Ryan and Amanda spent their computer time wisely chatting with one another every day. When it was time for the two to meet in person, they decided to meet up at a local restaurant in the city. Amanda was the first one to make it to the restaurant as Ryan followed soon after. When she first laid eyes on Ryan, her heart was racing as she stood up to shake his hand. His personality was great and he was also strikingly handsome. While we all know what Amanda thought of Ryan, he was also amazed at Amanda’s outside beauty, as well as her inner beauty.

Ryan stated that the dinner date went fine compared to all of the horrible blind dates he had in the past (including affair-dates like on the affair guide to online sites. I told him any times that affairs are not for everyone that is married! But after meeting her, he then felt that his search was over for that perfect one, and he was right. Ryan said that Amanda has won him over. It has been eight months now, and the pair is still going strong. Ryan advice to anyone searching for that perfect mate is to join the best online dating site out there, which is Match.com. I wish them the best.

The people of Malawi is one of the most welcoming of the African continent. It’s called happy “warm land of Africa.” Nevertheless, Malawi is a country well known in Africa in part because it has no mineral resources on the other by what it is not (yet) a country that has open to tourism. But Malawi is among the many African countries a little gem. This is explained by the many large lakes and the precious nature reserves and national parks, large and spectacular highlands, and because of its rich cultural heritage. The country takes its name from Lake Malawi which figs in 3rd place of the largest lakes in Africa. In the lake has the largest number of species of freshwater fish compared to other lakes in Africa.

Formerly known as Nyasaland, Malawi was today beginning an African kingdom. The Portuguese discovered the country in the 16th century and made in the following centuries the Arabs along with a reservoir of slaves. The influence of the Christian mission took off following the explorations of Livingstone. Nyasaland became a British protectorate in 1891. Independence was granted July 6, 1964. At that time the country took the name of Malawi.
The first president Dr Kamuzu Hastings Banda was called. He ruled the country with an iron hand and was declared president for life in 1970.
The first democratic elections were held in 1994. Bakali Muluzi was elected president. Currently Bingu Wa Muthanika is the president of Malawi in office.

Malawi is among the five poorest nations in the world. The average income of Malawi is $ 160 per year. About 85% of workers find employment in agriculture. It grows tobacco and tea are exported.
The main problems of Malawi are: rapid population growth, rural migration, education deficit and the many medical problems such as the fight against infectious diseases such as malaria (malaria) and AIDS and finally nutritional deficiencies .

Farmers practice subsistence farming is to say, they highlight a piece of land sufficient for their needs. In addition they raise animals and others such as rabbits. It goes without saying that this form of agriculture is not enough to meet demand. Trade is almost non-existent which is why farmers have no income of their own. The staple food of Malawi is maize. Other food products include potatoes, cassava (manioc species), peanuts and bananas they cook.

You will discover the Liwonde National Park, a real natural beauty with wild landscapes are reminiscent of the Zambezi …
You will end with a beach holiday at Lake Malawi, a natural treasure that has been raised a small lagoons, rocks, sandy beaches; We observe colorful fish in crystal clear water and soft …
Day 1: MALAWI LILONGWE,-NATIONAL PARK Liwonde
Arrival in Lilongwe at 12:10 (via Addis Abebba), home of our representative at the airport Kamuzu. Start with your safari guide and 4×4 vehicle Private English-speaking destination Liwonde National Park.
Installing Mvuu Wilderness Lodge ****, a small exclusive luxury camp only five comfortable and spacious tents.
Mvuu Wilderness Lodge is located in the north of the park on the banks of a tranquil lagoon in the Shire River in Liwonde National Park;
The place is amazing to observe a rich fauna: elephants are frequently present in the river or the surrounding area, hippopotamus, many antelope species, the black rhino, lion, leopard, serval, and also many Birds!

Mvuu lodge is luxurious and very “nature” and offers many activities outside of safari.
Upon arrival you will make a first safari in the park or a boat safari on the Shire River as time. Return to your camp, dinner and overnight.

Days 2 and 3: SAFARI IN THE NATIONAL PARK Liwonde
At dawn, starting out on safari. Activities to choose from: open 4×4 safari with driver / English speaking guide, boat safari on the river or walking safari.

Liwonde National Park has a stunning wild landscapes. Wooded hills, open savannahs, large forests are inhabited by a fauna that also likes to frequent the shores and waters of the River Shire, arms extended many annexes, lagoons and marshes. You can see elephants, sable, hippos, crocodiles, impala and waterbuck to grow. The oribi are more casual, as well as black rhino, recently reintroduced.

Among the cats live lion, leopard and serval. The stars of the park are undoubtedly birds. Eagles, including osprey, vultures, mouthpieces scissors, bee-eaters, flypaper, waders provide a continuous show, in heaven and earth, or in trees. Return to camp for breakfast. Rest of the morning free to relax and enjoy the site. Lunch at the camp. Rest, nap and swim in the pool at the camp for those who want it. Then in the middle of the afternoon, fresh start with a safari activities to choose from: 4×4 vehicle found with driver / English speaking guide and boat on the river to watch the sunset. Dinner and overnight at camp.
The activities included in 4×4 safaris include day and night, and boat safaris. In addition, guests of the camp can ride a bicycle to the nearby villages, from the park boundary. One of the valuable advantages of Malawi, a country still few tourist and remained authentic, is the possibility of a real encounter with the villagers, caring and friendly with as much natural simplicity. For shared cultural experiences!
Day 4: Liwonde-MUMBO ISLAND
Morning departure Liwonde Park to Cape Maclear, about 2 hours away. Jewel Lake Malawi, Mumbo is a small deserted tropical island that has never been inhabited.

Lake Malawi is a pearl of Africa. Listed as Unesco World Heritage Biosphere, the water supply is a sort of inland sea, but without the salt, in which to laze on a beach or explore it is good snorkeling, or kayak.

You will reach your side after about 40 minutes motorboat on the lake, your lodge, Kayak Africa near the Cape Clear, on Mumbo Island accommodates only 14 guests which guarantees the perfect calm. The lake, boulders, sandy coves, lush vegetation … this is part of this accommodation built on a private concession in respect of a totally ecological architecture.

Days 5 and 6: STAY IN MUMBO ISLAND LAKE MALAWI
Full board. You will live to the rhythm of nature, the rhythm of the sun, there is no electricity at Kayak Africa, and you enjoy all that the lake can: swimming, relaxing on the beach, kayak tours, snorkel and snorkel. The material is made available. Also an ideal place for a baptism of scuba diving (PADI): Mumbo Island is gorgeous, the best place in the lake. You can also go fishing, explore the trails of the island and observe the many birds that move around the lake …

Kayak Africa camp has five luxury tents, although large, installed in solid wood structures covered with thatch. They are spread over the boulders of Mumbo Island and its “cousin”, a tiny island which is accessed by a wooden footbridge. Each of the tents equipped with mesh windows, a view of the lake and has a terrace with a hammock. The toilets and showers, open air are separated. A second jetty and a new wooden structure accommodate a spacious lounge / dining room.
Days 7 and 8: CATAMARAN CRUISE ON LAKE
You will leave the morning of Mumbo Island to join the yacht Mufasa where you will stay (night at anchor) full board for two nights.
This is a well-equipped catamaran with all the crew at your service; It has four double cabins, two bathrooms, a lounge, a cockpit in the shade and platform diving.

Activities: you can simply relax during these two days to sail on the lake can water ski, snorkeling or sailing.
Days 9 and 10: A SENGA BAY OF MUMBO
You will be taken to Senga Bay where you settle into one of the beautiful beach Gazebos Safari lodge. This small lodge offers very quiet indeed an original accommodation with spacious and comfortable tents on stilts overlooking Lake Malawi. Safari Beach Lodge is an alternative to large hotels, a small oasis of tranquility with its small private beach and a nice pool, you can practice kayaking around and sign up for multiple activities with local charge whose visit to the Island lizards (Lizard Island). Many birds live on the island but also some lizards.
Dinner and overnight at Safari Beach Lodge, a small intimate resort of only five rooms.
Day 11: BAY-SANGA LILONGWE
Transfer after breakfast to the international airport (about 1:30 to 2 hour journey) to take your international flight; END OF SERVICE
THIS PRIVATE SAFARI LODGES WITH DRIVER AND 4 STAR GUIDE IS SOLD BY TRAVEL AGENTS PARTNERS (France and Canada).
RATES 2009 per person per day, PRIVATE SAFARI PREMIUM
- From 3450 euros per person based on a group of two people.
- From 3100 euros per person based on a group of 4.
RATES AND CHILDREN UNDER 12 UNDER 16, please contact us.
THE PRICE INCLUDES:
- Reception and transfer listed.
- Accommodation in double or triple room with full board and lodge Mvuu Wilderness Kayak Africa.
- Accommodation in half board at Safari Beach Lodge in Senga Bay
- Accommodation privatized two nights on board the catamaran
- The non-motorized activities and free accommodation provided by
- Safaris in 4×4 vehicles found with driver / English speaking guide, boat or walk in the park of Liwonde,
- Admission to the park included (subject to change at any time by the government).