
Kambiri Point, South Senga Bay
On the shores of Lake Malawi, Red Zebra Lodge has long been a place for gathering. For conversations that turn into ideas, celebrations that bring families together and afternoons best spent in the gardens overlooking the lake.
Just two hours from Lilongwe, our family-owned lodge welcomes conferences, weddings and guests looking for a little time away.
We usually reply within the hour.
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There's a reason so many of our conference guests return.
Away from the pace of Lilongwe, Red Zebra offers the space to focus, exchange ideas and enjoy a change of scenery. Our three conference rooms welcome groups of different sizes, with freshly prepared meals, attentive service and the gardens of Lake Malawi just outside.
From morning tea to a lakeside buffet lunch, we take care of the details so your team can make the most of its time together.
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Conference rooms
70+
Conferences a year
2 hrs
From Lilongwe

Our conference hall
Food has always been part of the Red Zebra experience. From generous conference lunches to freshly prepared fish from Lake Malawi, our kitchen brings people together around the table, overlooking the gardens where palm trees, mango trees and the sounds of the lake make it easy to forget the time.
And when chambo is on the menu, there's another family story to tell. Our fish comes from Lake Malawi Aquaculture, founded by our brother David Nkhwazi, just a few kilometres from the lodge.
Discover Our Dining“We love your fresh food and peaceful environment.”
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Some moments deserve a setting you'll always remember. With the lake as your backdrop, open lawns, beautiful gardens and room for up to 500 guests, Red Zebra offers a relaxed and memorable setting for weddings in Senga Bay.
From the ceremony to the celebration that follows, our team works with you to bring the day together, with flexible catering options and accommodation included for your wedding night. We host just one wedding each weekend, giving every celebration its own place on our calendar.
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Sunset by the lake
After a day by the lake, there's comfort in keeping things simple. Our air-conditioned guest rooms offer a welcoming place to settle in, with private bathrooms and breakfast included in your stay.
Whether you're visiting for a conference, celebrating with family or spending a quiet weekend at Senga Bay, we'd love to have you.
Explore Our RoomsStep aboard the Lady Louise and spend an afternoon discovering the beauty of Lake Malawi. Cruise toward Namalenge Island, watch for fish eagles and other birdlife, or enjoy a little time snorkeling among the lake's remarkable cichlids.
And on the journey home, there's the pleasure of watching the sun settle over the water.
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Sunset on the lake
Long before Red Zebra welcomed conferences and weddings, our family's story at Kambiri Point began with the extraordinary fish of Lake Malawi.
In 1973, Stuart M. Grant began collecting and exporting the lake's cichlids, building a business that would become known to aquarium enthusiasts around the world. Two species would eventually carry the names of Stuart and his wife, Esther. One of them, the red zebra cichlid, would lend its name to the lodge.
More than five decades later, the lake remains at the heart of our family's story.
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Maylandia estherae
The red zebra. Described by Ad Konings in 1995 and named after Esther Grant of Salima.

Aulonocara stuartgranti
Described by Meyer and Riehl in 1985 and named after Stuart M. Grant, who exported Lake Malawi cichlids for the aquarium trade.