Hiking
Walking on Mount Mulanje
From a day on the lower slopes to several days crossing the plateau, sleeping in the mountain huts and climbing Sapitwa. Edgison walks it with you and arranges what the mountain requires.
Ask Edgison what suits you
What it costs
Prices and length
Self-catering
He guides; you carry your own food and settle all other fees yourself. If you wish, Edgison can help with booking porters and huts.
- A day walk
- $25 per person
- Two or three days on the plateau
- $75 per person
Park fees, hut fees and porter fees are not included, and you bring your own food.
Full board
Everything the mountain charges for is in the price, and you are fed.
- A day walk
- $100 per person
- Two or three days on the plateau
- $220 per person
Park fees, hut fees, porter fees and meals are included.
These are approximate prices in US dollars. What a trip actually costs depends on how many of you there are, how long you want on the mountain and what you want arranged, so ask Edgison and he will tell you the figure for your trip. Every figure is per person.
Sapitwa is normally two or three days. It can be done in a single day, and Edgison will take you, but he counts that as a challenging hike rather than an ordinary day walk — tell him how much walking you are used to and he will tell you honestly whether it suits you.
Reaching Sapitwa costs nothing extra — the summit is part of the trip price, not a fee on top.
On the mountain
Where you go
