Livingstonia’ is one of the most scenic destinations in Malawi located at the top of a Rift Valley Escarpment and rising to a height of over 3,000 feet from Lake Malawi. It was named after David Livingstone, a Scottish explorer who stepped into Malawi over 160 years ago. The combined scenic and historical appeal of Livingstonia makes it one of the most popular non-lakeside tourist destinations anywhere in Malawi.

1. The Historic Livingstonia Mission Hike
   Standing majestically at the top of the Great Rift Valley Escarpment is the historical Livingstonia Town, the birthplace of Christianity in Malawi. The hike to Livingstonia offers panoramic views of the crystal-clear waters of Lake Malawi, the Chitipa mountain ranges up north, and a close-up view of historic settlements. You will be able to see old structures such as the original Presbyterian Church, hospital, and school that’s till serve the local community today.
2. Manchewe Falls Day Hike
   Manchewe Waterfall is Malawi’s tallest waterfall standing at a height of 300ft from the ground. A two-hour hike from The Mushroom Farm lodge takes you through Manchewe village to this beautiful place of natural beauty. You will reach areas of interest such as the ‘Lover’s Rock’ where you can take in the beautiful views around the waterfall, heading to the cave from where you can view the falls from behind.
3. Chombe Plateau hike
   Chombe Plateau offers spectacular 360-degree views of Lake Malawi, Nyika Plateau, and the surrounding mountain ranges of Tanzania up north. The plateau has a sacred and spiritual meaning to the surrounding community which will be explained to you by the local guide. Climb up the hidden trails to the top of the plateau, a perfect spot to refresh and rejuvenate while enjoying the cool breeze at this higher altitude.