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How
to get there: (By plane)
Most
flights from Europe and other parts of Africa will use
Lilongwe International Airport, although there are a few
flights to/from Blantyre. Regional destinations with
direct flights to/from Malawi include:
There
are daily flights to and from Nairobi from Tuesdays to
Sundays, where you can obtain connections to the main
cities in Europe. You can also get connections to
major cities in the United States, Australia and Europe
from Johannesburg International Airport.
By
Train:
The
train is considered to be the best mode of transport
between Malawi and Northern Mozambique. The trains
run twice a week from Nampula and Cuamba, although there
are bus routes between Malawi and Mozambique, which
include Nsanje and villa de Sena, just south of the
Zambezi river.
By
Road:
The
only land crossing between Malawi and Tanzania is at the
Songwe river bridge, North of Kaporo, in the far north
western tip of the country, where you can get a bus twice
a day. The main crossing between Malawi and Zambia
is about 30km East of Chipata, on the main road between
Lilongwe and Lusaka.
All
crossing points between countries bordering Malawi open
between 6:00 - 18:00 daily. |
