Zambia is Africa’s best-kept safari secret, offering exceptional wildlife, uncrowded national parks, and truly authentic safari experiences. From walking safaris in South Luangwa to vast, untouched landscapes, Zambia rewards travelers seeking wilderness, conservation, and genuine adventure.
As the rains subside and Zambia’s landscapes transition into the dry season, the wilderness once again opens its doors to eager travelers. National parks are becoming more accessible, and with them, the promise of extraordinary wildlife encounters. Our first mobile […]
Impalas, Africa’s graceful antelopes ?, captivate wildlife enthusiasts not only with their agility and beauty but also with their remarkable synchronized breeding strategy ?✨. Each year, as rains bring new life to the landscape ?️, impala herds enter a period of coordinated birthing that overwhelms predators and maximizes survival rates for their young ?. This natural spectacle showcases the wonders of evolutionary strategy, where dominant males fiercely battle for territory ?, ensuring only the strongest pass on their genes ?. Witnessing this incredible cycle of life is a reminder of nature’s resilience and harmony ?.
??Capture life from a different lens! Join us from Lusaka to breathtaking national parks in Western Zambia on our 14-Day Zebra Safari. Kick off is on 09/11/2024 with a pre-night on 08/11/2024 in Lusaka! Don’t miss out to discover the […]
South Luangwa is worldwide known for its high density of predators and big herds of buffalo. Am I right? And there is a lot more. Let’s start. The Luangwa River The Luangwa River in eastern Zambia is the fourth largest […]
An afternoon game drive is just about the right thing to do when in Livingstone. We are so fortunate to have the Mosi-oa-Tunya NP on our doorstep. It’s a small national park. Just 66km² but it hosts a good number […]
In the wildlife rich south-western corner of Lake Itezhi-Tezhi in Kafue National Park a new camp has recently opened: Nanzhila’s Lake Camp. 3 chalets overlooking the confluence of the Musa River and Lake Itezhi-Tezhi. Neatly tagged away between large Jackalberry […]
