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 >

Offering classic and authentic safari experiences in a spectacular part of the Selous Game Reserve, Africa’s largest game reserve in southern Tanzania.  If you are dreaming of wild and rugged safaris away from other tourists, then Azura Selous is right for you. Space, privacy and wow […] The post Azura Selous Special appeared first on […]

Join us for Thanksgiving at Kyambura Gorge Lodge or Mount Gahinga Lodge between 18 – 27 November for a Turkey Day to remember! Nestled in the foothills of the Virungas, Mount Gahinga Lodge has the impressive backdrop of three volcanoes and is the perfect hiking and adventure lodge. The main building features a rustic living… […]

Photographer, guide and local lodge owner Peter Geraerdts reports from South Luangwa: We’re progressing into the 2016 dry season and it’s that time of the year when Luangwa’s lagoons and … See the full post >

In 1990, Tongabezi Lodge blessed the safari romantics of the world with the first luxury haven on the Zambian side of the Victoria Falls. Six short years later, the lodge … See the full post >

Robin Pope Safaris’ Mobile Walking Safaris have long been known as the best wilderness experience of the South Luangwa. Guided by highly knowledgeable and professional rangers, walking safaris offer guests … See the full post >

Saturday 20th August was the ‘Elephant Epic’ – Elephant Orphanage Project’s (EOP) annual fundraiser, a 75km mountain bike race that attracted 142 riders! The EOP team were busy preparing for … See the full post >

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 >