Off the eastern shore of the Lake is Likoma Island: a Malawian territory in Mozambican waters. Historically it was the setting for the headquarters of the University Mission to Central Africa (Livingstoneās mission) in the 1880s; This caused it to be retained by Malawi when the Lake was divided politically after World War II.
Likomaās claim to fame is its cathedral on which work began in 1903. This vast building has some most exciting features including stained glass and carved soapstone.
Likoma Island ā Luxury Collection
Kaya Mawa$$$$
Sprawled along the white sandy beaches of Likoma Island, in the heart of Lake Malawi, is Kaya Mawa. This boutique lodge welcomes honeymooners, families and friends for an indulgently carefree getaway. Built by local hands and as Malawiās first resort run solely on renewable-energy, Kaya Mawa is firmly grounded in sustainability, community empowerment and ethical trade. Meaning āmaybe tomorrowā in Chichewa/Nyanja, the ethos of Kaya Mawa is in its name. Relaxed lakeside living is woven in...
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