Prices from £2939.00 per person Day 1 Nairobi Upon arrival into Nairobi, clients will be met and transferred to the Safari Park Hotel. Afternoon at leisure. Overnight at Safari Park Hotel on a bed and breakfast basis. Safari Park Hotel Situated only 10km from the city centre and 20km from the international airport, the lively […]
Whoever said “don’t go chasing waterfalls“ has never been to the Victoria Falls. The spectacular cascade is considered the largest stretch of falling water in the world and is among … See the full post >
Our friends at Nomad have pulled out all the stops for their 2017 offers. With some of the most spectacular properties across Tanzania, now is the time to experience all this amazing part of Africa has to offer. From Sand Rivers Selous in the south with its […] The post Nomad Tanzania News appeared first on […]
The Lungwebungu Fishing Safari is the flagship fishing safari of Royal Barotse Safaris and offers a really unique, once in a lifetime fishing safari on the Barotse floodplains. With the … See the full post >
Here are the best photos of the week taken by holidaymakers in Zambia. Remember to use #Zambia in your Instagram photos to stand a chance to be featured. A … See the full post >
I must say it’s a relief! As much as I value the rains as a time of regeneration (and for great birding opportunities) a day comes when the air is … See the full post >
The South Luangwa National Park proudly boasts a bird list totaling more than 450 species. This is certainly impressive, but perhaps more relevant is the incredible fact that it’s possible … See the full post >
When Robin and Jo Pope first embarked on the adventure of opening their own safari lodges, they could have had no idea of what was to come. What started as … See the full post >
Elefest 2016 Mokoomba announced as headline act! 14 May, Lusaka Showgrounds #OurZambiaOurWildlife #ZambiaYanguVinyamaVatu On 14 May, the herds will gather at the Lusaka Showgrounds to celebrate wildlife conservation in Zambia. … See the full post >
Lusaka, 11 May 2016 For the very first time since the GRI – Zambia Primate Project (ZPP) was established in 2002, and after confiscating over 500 primates held illegally in … See the full post >