Mvuu Lodge overlooks a tranquil lagoon just off the Shire River with the main lounge area set high above the water in an area of captivating variety and beauty.  Mvuu means “hippo” in Tonga and the name epitomises the large numbers of pods of these water-loving mammals that float in the river. In this lush and fertile area, an excellent diversity of animals can be seen.

• An authentic and luxurious wilderness experience in Liwonde National Park
• Ideal for guests seeking a more private and lavish safari lodge experience
• Offers full board accommodation with fine dining and exclusive outdoor dining experiences

Nestled discreetly on the banks of a quiet lagoon just off the Shire River, on the western boundary of the wildlife-rich Liwonde National Park, the lodge’s surrounding area harbours a surprisingly abundant wildlife populace. Depending on the time of year, guests can expect to see large numbers of elephant, reedbuck, waterbuck and sable, along with numerous pods of hippos in the river. Sightings of buffalo, Lichtenstein's hartebeest, zebra, roan, eland and warthog are also common. Birdlife is prolific – over 400 of the country's 650 bird species occur in the park.