Lake Amaramba

Lake Amaramba is a shallow lake on the edge of which the state of Malawi is located. The lake is located on the Nyansa Plateau and has a total area of 20,600 acres. Fans of water sports it is also known as a place for "sailing safari".

The lake once had a rich wild fauna, but during the poaching period during the Civil War, much of it was exterminated. The lake’s aqua fauna has also been affected by excessive emigration from Malawi. After this defeat, the World Wide Fund for Nature initiated various activities to restore nature. The five-year program provides for the creation of a lake reserve to preserve fish and waterbirds. Protect the surrounding forest area and thus restore wildlife to the lakeside.