Lilongwe Wildlife Centre- Travel Tips
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Educational & Science
Malawi
5 Reviews
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Suggested Duration: 4 hours
The Lilongwe Wildlife Centre in Lilongwe, Malawi, is the country's sole facility dedicated to wildlife rescue, rehabilitation, and release, focusing on the care of injured or orphaned animals, while also offering conservation education and volunteer opportunities.

Reviews of Lilongwe Wildlife Centre

  • attractions-reviews-avatar C B
    4
    Reviewed: 2024-06-02

    Nice enough, but you can' t see the animals that they rehabilitate any more because they should not get too used to human contact, which is more than understandable. But the woodland walks were very quiet - nice, but not much to see, when we went (late afternoon, end of may).

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Tumpale Munkhondia
    4
    Reviewed: 2024-05-17

    We had fun. Decent food. The lack of animals was a bit disappointing but overall it was a great experience.

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Dedra Hiltunen
    5
    Reviewed: 2024-02-26

    Beautiful place. It's nicely maintained and nice walking trails. Good place to watch crocodiles sun bathing.

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Visualbree
    4
    Reviewed: 2024-01-08

    It's a very good place, so quiet and so green. Really makes you wonder if you are in Lilongwe or Zomba. Great animals and art pieces around the campus. Really enjoyed going there. Great staff and they are so welcoming, made us feel at home as we were shooting a music video. 4/5 for now because I didn't try their restaurant. Signs are everywhere making sure no one gets lost and warning signs as well, they really value safety. Next time I'll update my review when I've tried all services.

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Luna Post
    5
    Reviewed: 2023-05-01

    Great place a peaceful hike in the woods along the river. Newly opened canopy bridge walk is very nice.. There are three different trails, some of which are quite muddy but passable and points to stop and climb on river walks, look out, picnic tables, and playgrounds. Saw two troupes of velvet monkeys, birds, and mega safari ants. Watch where you step. Metal animal sculptures throughout with interpretive signs about the animal population and habitat in Malawi. Several educational venues, meeting spaces and theaters. Nice café as well and a new hooka bar and card table.

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