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Mvuu Lodge, Zambia
Tucked away on the banks of a lagoon just off of the Shire River on the western boundary of the wildlife-abundant Liwonde National Park is Mvuu (‘Hippo’) Lodge. The main lounge building is elevated high above the water, for extensive vistas up the river. The lodge...
Kafue National Park is Brimming with Wildlife
Did you know that Kafue National Park is the second largest park in Africa with over 55 different animal species? It is located in the centre of western Zambia. The Park is named after the Kafue River and was established in the 1950s by Norman Carr. The landscape...
What Electrical Plugs are used in Southern and East Africa?
When you’re travelling through Africa, technology should be the least of your worries. However, you do need things like your cellphones and cameras to keep in touch and to capture special moments during your unforgettable trip. To be prepared for charging your...
Zambia offers more than just Victoria Falls
The most popular place to visit when in Zambia is Victoria Falls, but Zambia offers more than just the Victoria Falls. For instance you can visit the World Heritage National Monument Site situated 11 kilometres outside of town, just before the Zambia border crossing....
Top things to do in Lusaka
As the capital and biggest city of Zambia, Lusaka is one of the most rapidly growing cities in southern Africa. Lusaka is situated in the southern portion of the main plateau, at a height of around 1,300 metres. According to a 2010 census, the city’s population is...
Lusaka, Zambia
Zambia’s capital city, Lusaka, is the largest town and one of Southern-Africa’s fastest growing cities. The once village was named after a headman ‘Lusaaka’ which was later expanded by British settlers in 1905 when they built a railway. Due to its central location and...
Houseboats on Lake Kariba
Being on Lake Kariba and hearing the water lap up against the sides of the houseboat is a very relaxing and enjoyable way of going on an African safari. There is plenty of wildlife that can be viewed and you have a panoramic view of the beautiful scenery. Sunrises and...
What is the difference between Victoria Falls and Livingstone?
We are frequently asked the question “What is the difference between Victoria Falls and Livingstone?”as it is quite confusing for many travellers who then book flights out of Livingstone (Zambia side) even though the tour they are doing will end at...
Falling in Love with the Falls
The Victoria Falls waterfall is known as Mosi-oa-Tunya (aka ‘the smoke that thunders’) located in the Zambezi River at the start of the Batoka Gorge. It is believed the falls were found by the explorer David Livingstone who first saw the waterfall, from...
Swimming in the ‘Devil’s Pool’, Victoria Falls
If you are looking for a completely once-in-a-lifetime-rush then swimming in the Devil’s Pool at Victoria Falls is the place to visit. This famous naturally formed pool is located on the Livingstone side of the Falls, accessed via Livingstone Island. The best...
