Cape Maclear is on Lake Malawi, and we wanted to be on the lake.   I, Zeb the Duck, and the human women are on this boat.

On the boat

Looking back to shore, we see the racks used for drying fish.

Fish drying racks

The fisherman often have nets out during the night and then dry the catch in the morning.

From our boat looking back to shore

Trees are incredible plants.   This one is growing on the rocks and even the roots are on the rocks.

Amazing tree

How do they get water and stay attached to the rock?   This duck does not know.   Our boat crew took us past this pretty cove.

Playful monkeys

They told us monkeys are usually here.   I love to see the monkeys.   We are not alone out here on Lake Malawi.

Others enjoying the lake

The men on our boat were very knowledgeable and a lot of fun.

Our crew was great

This rock, on an island known for snorkeling and diving, is a reminder to keep the area clean for all visitors.

Good reminder

The water in this snorkeling area is rather shallow and very clear.   From the boat we could see many fish.

Bright blue fish

These blue fish are so bright and colorful.   There were also white, yellow and orange fish here.   It was a little too chilly for us to snorkel, but we loved the cheerful colors of the fish.   Malawi has over 600 varieties of birds and several were here at Cape Maclear.   This fish eagle was posing in the tree.

Fish eagle

Heading back to our lodge, the flowering tree and colorful canoes caught our attention.

Colorful canoes and tree.   Friendly children.

I like Cape Maclear.  Like every other place in Malawi, I wanted to stay longer and want to come back again.   I hope you visit Malawi soon.