On a sweeping bend of the Luangwa River deep in the South Luangwa National Park is Nsefu, established in the early 1950s as the first photographic safari camp in Zambia. The camp lies far in the north of the…
In the local Shona language, Mondoro literally means lion, and legend has it that an old, while lion used to frequent the area. Nowadays, there are still lion in the area, and the wild spirit that originally gave this…
Nestled in the northwestern corner of Kafue National Park’s vast Busanga Plains, Kapinga Camp has the benefit of being a stone’s throw from some of the most significant wetland resources in Africa, and the area is also wonderfully unspoilt…