Nyika National Park

Nyika national park, the oldest national park in Malawi was created in 1965. It is also the largest, covering 3000 square kilometres. It has a dense pine forest, wonderful views and a climate and landscape unique to Malawi and rare to Africa. What makes Nyika special is that you can explore the wildlife through various means - On horseback, bike riding, and on foot. The animals to be seen include bushbucks, reedbucks, zebras and roan antelopes, and you may also spot warthogs, klipspringers, jackals and possibly hyenas and leopards.

Chelinda Camp

Chelinda Camp offers guests a truly African alpine experience. Located at high altitude on the Nyika Plateau within the Nyika National Park in Malawi. Overlooking a crystal-­‐clear dam with panoramic views of rolling hills, isolated ridges and open high-­‐altitude grasslands, Chelinda Camp has access to rich pockets of wildlife endemic to this region.

Accommodation at Celina Camp consists of two options. There are four chalets which have two bedrooms, a bathroom, a lounge, a dining area with a fireplace and a small kitchen. There are also six rooms with twin beds and en-­‐suite bathrooms, which share a dining area, and a bar and lounge area complete with luxurious furnishings and an inviting fireplace.

Activities at Chelinda Camp revolve around day and night nature drives, which explore the rolling hills and patches of evergreen forest of the Nyika Plateau. Nature walks and mountain biking are also very popular



Birders will be pleased to know that some 400 bird species can be found around Chelinda Camp.