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Just North of Mangochi,
on the palm fringed southern shore of Lake Malawi,
an extraordinary lakeside paradise resort of Club
Makokola awaits you.
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Club
Makokola has all you need in a premier holiday
resort including a restaurant, bars, swimming pool,
sporting and games facilities, numerous excursions and
its very own golf club.
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The
resort has 56 rooms set amongst
beautifully landscaped gardens. |
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Club Mak it's possible to visit many nearby
attractions including the first catholic mission in Malawi,
the Mau Mission; the beautiful peninsular bay
of Cap Maclear; the old fort and slave town of
Mangochi and Liwonde
National Park about
110km south of Club Makokola along the banks of the
Shire River. |
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All
superior rooms are furnished in the same style as
the suites and have large bathrooms with double
vanity basin, bathtub and separate shower. All
superior rooms have a private veranda with views of
the lake. Five of the six superior rooms are family
rooms, conveniently situated next to the pool
area and bar.
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Club
Mak has it's very own conference centre, completely
separate from the hotel, that includes two
conference rooms (one large enough to seat 110
delegates, the other seats 40 delegates), two
syndicate or breakaway rooms and an open courtyard
where tea breaks are usually taken.
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SUNBIRD
is a 24 meter long cruiser offering all the amenities
needed for pleasant excursions on the lake and down to
the Liwonde National Park.
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Sunbird
has three cabins, two toilets, and a fully fitted
kitchen, bar facilities, a sun deck as well as a
comfortable lounge. It can carry twenty people on day
excursions and can sleep eight passengers in comfort.
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Malawi experiences a
tropical climate with dry seasons during the months of May
to November and rainy season during the other months
particularly December to March.
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