It is the driest year John and Carol have experienced in over 40 years in the Luangwa and the river has now dried up in several places with the water only flowing slowly beneath the sand. Luckily, however shallow, water is still visible from all of our camps and it’s attracting an abundance of wildlife. […]
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Luangwa’s winter has been a busy period of welcoming back many repeat guests alongside new ones. Game viewing has been exciting with ferocious lion and hyena fights, hyena and leopard rubbing shoulders over kills, leopard on leopard scraps, wild dogs taking down impala in the Mwaleshi river and too-soon hippo arguments with fatal endings. Some […]
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May is always an exciting time of year as the Luangwa Valley’s safari season kicks off in earnest. Zambia experienced inconsistent rains again leaving some areas and rivers much lower than usual. Tafika Camp opened on the 1st of May after a frenzy of activity and we have already moved our focus to our Walking Trails Camps, Big […]
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The end of our safari season always arrives more suddenly than expected, but with the end comes new beginnings. October (and even more so, November) is made of really hot stuff and isn’t for the faint-hearted. That said, if you can handle the heat and are happy to slug down a daily glass of rehydration salts, […]
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It has been a while since we’ve shared our news – the rollercoaster ride that was 2020 seems to have extended into 2021, hence the delay! The pandemic continues to impact all of our lives globally and from the Luangwa side – it has been another year with lots of water. We did our usual […]
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