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Mumbo Island is part of the Lake Malawi National Park. Lake Malawi contains the largest number of fish species of any lake in the world.

Mumbo Island, Lake Malawi National Park, Cape MacLear, Thumbi island, Malawi

28. November 2017 0 comments Gallery photography, travel, various

After the lovley Mvuu Lodge I moved to Cape MacLear and Mumbo island. Mumbo Island is part of the Lake Malawi National Park. Lake Malawi contains the largest number of fish species of any lake in the world. Almost all of these fishes belong to the family called Cichlid, including Utaka, Mbuna and Mcheni.

The Mumbo island Camp provides sustainable tourism, the Camp is a real Eco-Camp. There is no shower, no electricity (only solar panel for the recharging torches), no plastic … Fantastic place to escape from the civilization – just for a while.

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Mumbo island Camp

Cape Mac Lear, Thumbi, Mumbo Island, Lake Malawi's Ecotourism Paradise, Lake Malawi National Park, Malawi Mumbo Island is a tropical island floating on the expansive waters of the Lake Malawi National Park and surrounded within massive underwater boulders 

Half underwater photo:

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Mumbo island:

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Boulders and Cichlid fishes:

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Photo from my tent:

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Boulders, Mumbo island, Cape Maclear, Malawi

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