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Imbabala Lodge - a Zambezi "hidden gem" 7 April 2019 Sally Wynn, Wild Zambezi No comments yet

I had previously visited the lovely Imbabala Lodge briefly in February 2013 (without overnighting) and had VERY favourable impressions. I was therefore delighted to find this delightful safari lodge little changed in the intervening 6 years, apart from some soft-furnishing modernisation of the interiors, and the addition of the spa and the more ex...

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The Kariba Dam Rehabilitation Project 5 April 2019 Wild Zambezi One comment

In March 2019, a team of engineers, representatives from the World Bank, EU, Embassy of Sweden, African Development Bank and journalists, met on site to discuss work on the Kariba Dam Rehabilitation Project (KDHP) which is taking place over the next 10 years. The Kariba Dam, built in the 1950s, captures the waters of Africa s 4th longest r...

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Making the most of taking photographs at Mana Pools 25 March 2019 Brian Petit for Zambezi Cruise & Safaris No comments yet

As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and a National Park, Mana Pools is rightly famed for its wildlife populations. The photographability of its wildlife is subject to a number of factors. Some you can control to some degree or other. Others you are stuck with and have to make the most of, or circumvent, as the case may be. A lone Elephant bul...

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The Fisherman's Debate 19 March 2019 Changa Safari Camp No comments yet

To use a sinker or a float, to wear sunscreen or not, to dhoba dhoba ( the colloquial Shona term for “drop shotting” or fishing basically straight down under the boat) or not – these are just a few of the many questions’ fishermen asks themselves when fishing on Lake Kariba. When it comes to fishing types, there ar...

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Wild Zambezi News - February 2019 5 March 2019 Wild Zambezi No comments yet

Read the latest tourism news from the Zambezi s wild areas, in Wild Zambezi s e-newsletter for February 2019 at this link:- WILD ZAMBEZI NEWS - FEBRUARY 2019 FEATURING IN NEWS FEBRUARY 2019:- Zimbabwe at ITB Berlin Top Travel Suppliers Zimbabwe Guides are Top Secrets for Africa TRAVEL REVIEWS VICTORIA FALLS Chundu Islan...

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Cruising in Paradise on Lake Kariba: the perfect holiday 4 March 2019 Wild Zambezi No comments yet

Picture the scene: you are relaxing on the deck of one of Lake Kariba s sleep-aboard safari cruiseboats with a drink in hand and not a care in the world. A golden sun sinks below the horizon of silken water, the massive sky grows crimson, cormorants settle in the black silhouettes of the trees. The air is warm. A fish-eagle s haunting cry pierc...

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11 Reasons to Book a Stay on Chundu Island 3 March 2019 Chundu Island

1. A bit of beach, a bit of bush Those looking to enjoy an African adventure holiday that incorporates both beach and bush vibes will be in their element on Chundu Island. Step out of your river suite and onto a fine white-sand beach, or cross the Zambezi River with a canoe and discover the vast Zambezi National Park. Chundu Island, as a holiday ...

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States of Mind 3 March 2019 Lizzie Williams for Travel Africa No comments yet

Having travelled extensively for more than 25 years in 21 African countries, guide book author Lizzie Williams has enjoyed a full range of experiences. Above all, she’s learnt some secrets for getting the best out of Africa, and they’re largely a question of attitude. Here’s her advice to help you prepare for your next safari. ...

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Safaris 4 Africa: top inbound travel supplier to AAT 2018 2 March 2019 Wild Zambezi - Africa Albida Tourism No comments yet

Congratulations to Wild Zambezi travel network partner, Harare-based DMC, Safaris 4 Africa for achieving Best Overall Inbound Travel Supplier for 2018 at an awards event held by the Africa Albida Tourism Group in Harare in February 2019! Pictured here are the Safaris 4 Africa team: (Victoria Nash and Gwen Wawn at left) and Jan Hounsell (...

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8 Reasons a mobile safari might be the holiday you need 28 February 2019 Adapted from a blog by Sarah Kerr for Travel Wild Africa No comments yet

1) A mobile safari is often an affordable safari. Mobile Safaris are generally less expensive than permanent camps. Despite this, they boast a string of other advantages, which can make them a preferable option for many travellers. A lower cost per night can mean longer spent on safari, an advantage that cannot be overstated. 2) Your fo...

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