At the Bush-Spa we thrive on our unique location! There are plenty places in the world where one can have a Spa treatment, but only a few where your wellness … See the full post >

Recent Robin Pope Safari’s guest, Neil Andrews, tells of their incredible sighting on a game drive in South Luangwa National Park. It was one for the memory card and made … See the full post >

THE Zambia Institute of Chartered Accountants (ZICA) has made a lot of progress on the construction of a state-of-the-art Convention Centre in Livingstone at a cost of about US$ 300 … See the full post >

There seems to be something new on the menu for a particular pride of Lion in the South Luangwa National Park, Zambia – and they’ve really got the taste for … See the full post >

Once again, we bring you the best Instagram pics from Zambia over the course of this week. From beautiful bee-eaters to stellar sunsets, Zambia is looking as photogenic as ever. … See the full post >

We recently hosted a fantastic group of agents on an educational trip of Cape Town, the Winelands, Victoria Falls and Botswana. The group comprised mostly American agents, with one Canadian and one American-Australian. We were graciously hosted by One&Only Cape Town, Belmond Mount Nelson, Royal Livingstone, Great Plains’ Duba Expeditions and Belmond Eagle Island – […]

Exciting encounters at two of our favourite Lodges in Tanzania. From chimps in the bedrooms of Greystoke Mahale to elephants drinking from the shower buckets at Chada Katavi. We always knew these places were special but the last few weeks have seen things get a whole […] The post A Perfect Pairing – Greystoke Mahale […]

The third in our blog series from Edward Selfe on wildlife photography tips takes a look at the direction of light in your photos. Read the other entries in this … See the full post >

Real awesome. Real scary. Real spectacular. These are just a few of the descriptive ways brave swimmers have described their dunk in Devil’s Pool. Like clockwork, in mid August this … See the full post >

Around this time of the year, every year, the banks of the Luangwa River become a colour blur of red and blue as thousands of southern carmine bee-eaters migrate to … See the full post >