The 2023 season got off to a flying start despite some very late April rains. Full lagoons, flowing tributaries and lush green bush were the result of the excess water as well as some tricky logistics, camp building and road grading for us. The operations team always breathes a sigh of relief when the key […]
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As per usual, winter departs abruptly on an August breeze and the hot weather, that is so typical of the Luangwa, is back to stay for the rest of the season. With the heat comes thirsty animals all flocking to the remaining lagoons and the park’s life line – the Luangwa river. Fishing parties, mud […]
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Winter doesn’t make social distancing easy, and luckily it’s not something little bee-eaters have to worry about, but we’re getting good at offering great safaris with a personal appropriately-distanced touch. Although our camps aren’t exactly bustling with activity, there’s still lots of great news to share and we’ve welcomed some lovely guests who have enjoyed […]
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2016 They say you can’t change a leopard’s spots… but unfortunate instances such as snare damage are a real risk to all animals. It is unsure whether this particular male leopard lost his paw to a snare, or was born with this condition, but what we do know is that he has shown some serious […]
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There may be much to worry about but there remains a lot to be thankful for when we acknowledge the beautiful place in which we live and work, and the spirited people that make up our family.
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July in the Luangwa GAME VIEWING has been interesting. With the yellow-billed stork colony breeding coming to a close, the breeding site of ebony trees are now peacefully quiet but there are still lots of storks spread across the game viewing area with their grey adolescents in tow. Crocodiles have taken over the breeding reigns as they […]
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