Inspired by weeks of kitchen domesticity as a result of the COVID-19 Lockdown, WILD ZAMBEZI would like to pay tribute to the skill and expertise of chefs, kitchen staff, barmen and guides who never fail to produce an astounding array of delicious safari treats in some of the Zambezi s remotest places. So, we asked our travel network partners to ...

WILD ZAMBEZI is delighted to present the results of our TRAVEL LOCAL SURVEY FOR ZIMBABWE RESIDENTS How will you travel after the COVID-19 Lockdown? Thank you to the nearly 100 Wild Zambezi followers in Zimbabwe who took the time to respond! We apologise if you were only allowed to choose one answer to each question, but well done to t...

ZIMBABWEAN RESIDENTS - HOW WILL YOU TRAVEL AFTER THE COVID-19 LOCKDOWN? As Zimbabwe slowly emerges from weeks of lockdown in the face of the Coronavirus threat, we all face an uncertain period and difficult choices. Our travel industry has been severely hit as the world s travel horizons have shrunk. Now is the time for some new ideas, dire...

Click on the image above or the link below to read:- WILD ZAMBEZI S SPECIAL NEWS FEATURE - April 2020. This features The MAGIC of the Zambezi - to give us all something to look forward to. The COVID-19 virus has put the world on hold, amid a period of turmoil and uncertainty. Travel even to the remote Zambezi areas has temporarily ceas...

Click on the image above or the link below to read the latest tourism news from the Zambezi s wild areas, in WILD ZAMBEZI s e-newsletter for March 2020. WILD ZAMBEZI NEWS - MARCH 2020 FEATURING:- We welcome MARS HAC lounge in Harare Wilderness Air comfort Great Plains air transfers YOUR TRAVEL REVIEWS LAKE KARIBA Fossil discovery ...

It’s dusk. The still air is hot as is my breath. I can’t resist taking another image of the large golden orb sinking below the horizon leaving in its wake rich hues of pinks, purples and misty blues with trails of grey clouds. I sigh contentedly and take a sip of my ice-filled gin and tonic. “There are lions!” I exclaim s...

Ancient fossil remains discovered recently on the shores of Lake Kariba have excited dinosaur researchers from the UK s Natural History Museum. This is the first evidence from Southern Africa of the existence of crocodile-like phytosaurs from the Earth s Late Triassic Period (237-201 million years ago). Image Smokeybjb/Wikimedia Commons ...

The Africa Albida Tourism group, owners of Victoria Falls Safari Lodge, report that at the end of 2019, there was a worrying downturn in the daily number and diversity of vultures visiting their well-known vulture “restaurant” the Vulture Culture Experience (pictured below). Victoria Falls Safari Lodge estate wildlife supervisor ...

Click on the image above or the link below to read the latest tourism news from the Zambezi s wild areas, in WILD ZAMBEZI s e-newsletter for February 2020. WILD ZAMBEZI NEWS - FEBRUARY 2020 FEATURING:- New routes link Vic Falls to Bulawayo Kruger Green Season Safaris - with Safaris 4 Africa Champions of Nature - Travel Portfolio Family...

Victoria Falls has many wild and wonderful things, from the world’s largest curtain of cascading water to acres of sprawling wilderness and a diverse wildlife population. However, poaching is a harsh reality, and if ignored and unchecked, would cripple Africa’s eco-system. While Victoria Falls may be home to The Smoke That Th...