Houseboat Magunda

Houseboat Magunda is situated on the bay of Cape Maclear, south of Lake Malawi. This bay is known for its uprising islands and the colourful waters with over 500 different species of fish. The boat is a 12 bed, luxurious houseboat fitted with a kitchen, lounge and dining area, toilets and showers, a diving platform, and upper deck. The boat has four cabins, two of which have double beds, one has four beds, and the crew cabin has four beds.

The MV Mangunda is also available for private and group charters. Here the boat can be rented on a daily basis to go where and when you please. The boat comes equipped with all necessary items such as linen. Meals are catered for by the crew on a cost per person basis.

Charter time is from 10h00 on the day of hire to 10h00 on the last day of the charter. Charters are charged at a daily rate for the entire boat and crew, as well as all equipment. Drinks are not included, but can be purchased on board. Diesel is not included in the charter fee. The company does however require a diesel deposit which will be refunded on an amount used basis.

Lake Malawi, also known as Lake Nyasa, is an African great lake and the southern most lake in the Great Rift Valley system of East Africa. This lake, the third largest in Africa and the eighth largest in the world, is located between Malawi, Mozambique, and Tanzania. The lake is the second deepest lake in Africa, but its placid nature on the northern shore gives no hint of its depth. The great lake's tropical waters are reportedly the habitat of more species of fish than any other lake on the earth.