Mumbo is a pristine, uninhabited island in Lake Malawi National Park which, with its crystal clear waters and innumerable species of cichlid fish, offers some of the best freshwater scuba diving in the world and the best snorkeling in Malawi. Adhering to strict principles of eco-architecture, Mumbo Island Camp is built in complete harmony with its natural surroundings, and is perched on high rocks above the water, tucked into the foliage.

• Regarded as one of the best freshwater diving and snorkeling locations in the world
• The camp blends perfectly with its natural environment, creating a place of rustic charm and rugged beauty

Lake Malawi, Africa's third largest lake, has a wide range of underwater habitats, resulting in an abundant wealth and diversity of mostly endemic aquatic life. Lake Malawi National Park, the world’s first freshwater national park, supports numerous species of freshwater fish – a greater variety than any other lake on Earth and more than all of Europe and North America combined. The majority of these are colourful fish called cichlids of which Lake Malawi contains more than 900 types, or 30% of all known species.