Group & Student Tours
At Land & Lake Safaris, we specialise in creating tailor-made tours for groups, schools and universities travelling through Malawi and Southern Africa.
Whether you’re organising a student field trip, volunteer programme, research expedition, or educational adventure, we work closely with group leaders to design experiences that meet specific interests, budgets, and learning goals.
What we offer
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Custom itineraries: Designed around your objectives — from cultural immersion and wildlife conservation to outdoor adventure and community engagement
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Expert local guides: Our experienced guides bring Africa’s stories, ecosystems, and cultures to life in a fun, engaging and educational way
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Seamless logistics: We handle every detail — from accommodation, transport and meals to park permits, safety briefings, and cross-border arrangements
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Safety and support: Our team provides 24-hour ground assistance, ensuring your group feels supported every step of the way
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Responsible travel: Every itinerary supports local communities and conservation projects, creating travel experiences that make a lasting positive impact
Decades of experience
With over 30 years of operating throughout Southern Africa, our expert team knows how to plan and deliver seamless group journeys — from school trips and special-interest tours to large incentive and leisure groups.
Trusted partnerships
Our long-standing relationships with lodges, parks, community projects, and service providers mean reliable operations, preferred rates, and a network of trusted partners across the region.
Deep regional knowledge
We know our region inside out - from the best routes and accommodations to hidden gems and authentic local experiences - that bring each destination to life and enable us to create bespoke itineraries for each group.
Responsible Tourism
Why travel with Land & Lake Safaris
Every itinerary supports local communities and conservation initiatives. We believe travel should make a positive impact — enriching the destinations we visit as much as the travellers who explore them.