Mchenja Bush Camp is a seasonal luxurious bush camp on the banks of the Luangwa River, Zambia. Mchenja means ebony tree and is definitely one of the perfect destinations to enjoy a walking safari. The camp has combined stays at the true safari experience with the ultimate in luxury. Set amongst massive ebony tress with lovely views of the river the Luangwa Valley has been regarded as one of Africa finest wildlife reserves.
Continue reading Mchenja Bush Camp
Zambia doesn’t attract huge numbers of travelers, but anyone who knows Africa knows that a safari in Zambia is one of the best wildlife experiences. Chongwe River Camp is situated in the Lower Zambezi National Park, Zambia. The lounge area is decorated with fine traditional furniture and antiques that look over a private pool, the Zambezi River and mountains beyond.
Continue reading One of the most picturesque wilderness areas in Africa
Victoria Falls, also called Mosi-oa-Tunya or ”the smoke that thunders” are magnificent falls in Zimbabwe. The Victorian Falls sits on the border of Zambia and Zimbabwe, so travelers must choose which country will be their spot of arrival.
Continue reading Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
lodge on the Zambian side, which is established in 1990 by Ben Parker and the late Will Ruck-Keene. The resort is an exclusive lodge, away from the crowds, on the banks of the Zambezi River – one of the most diverse and fascinating rivers in Africa and 15km 
upstream from the magnificent Victoria Falls. One of the most exclusive marriage locations in the world must be Livingstone Island, perched on the edge of the Victoria Falls, in the very midst of this Wonder Of The World. It is perfect for a honeymoon or for the discerning traveller seeking an unforgettable African holiday. Tongabezi Lodge is privately owned and run, with the emphasis on exclusivity and romance, enhanced by the warmth and hospitality of the people of Zambia. Tongabezi is featured in Condé Nast Traveller’s 2007 Gold List, its definitive guide to the top 100 hotels in the world. 
The Okavango Delta is the largest inland delta on Earth. Instead of flowing into the sea, the annual flood of fresh water flows inland, spreading over 15 000km of the Kalahari sand in a maze of lagoons and channels. The River Okavango, which rises in the highlands of Angola, never reaches the sea; instead, its mighty waters empty over the sand of the Kalahari Desert. Here the thirst land of the south meets a blue-green wilderness of fresh water, with emerald reed beds and towering trees. Over the aeon the Okavango River has spread its rich sediment over a huge, almost flat area, in the shape of a giant panhandle.
|
Subscribe !
|
