In addition to it's natural splendour, Cape Maclear is also the site of Chembe Village, the oldest traditional fishing village on Lake Malawi. They are located within exclusive concessions, thus guaranteeing the atmosphere of a deserted, tropical island. Accommodation is in large safari tents situated on wooden decks overlooking the lake. Each tent has it's own shady deck and private hammock. The tents are furnished with beds, chairs coffee table and small cupboard, and are completely mosquito-proof.
All bedding is provided.
Toilet facilities are environmentally-friendly composter toilets housed in reed structures with a view of the lake. Two toilets per camp means a maximum of four people per toilet when camps are full. THE FOOD A bush kitchen and open fire, staffed by a Malawian chef, are the source of three wholesome meals a day. A typical breakfasts includes fresh fruit salad, freshly baked pot-brood, eggs and bacon. Lunches and dinners consist of salads, lake fish freshly caught, chicken and vegetable casseroles, curries, rice and pasta dishes.