WILD ZAMBEZI NEWS - JANUARY 2016
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SELF-DRIVING THE ZAMBEZI AREAS? CHECK OUT OUR TRAVEL ADVICE
Self-drive holidays have always been popular in Zimbabwe, but more and more adventurous visitors, especially from Europe, who have time on their hands, are choosing to plan extended trips to visit Southern Africa's more remote places. Botswana, Zambia and Zimbabwe are particularly popular on these routes.
Self-driving in Africa is not for the faint-hearted, and if you are going to do it, you need to be very well prepared and equipped.
Wild Zambezi has some useful travel advice if you are planning an extended trip through the Zambezi Valley areas in Zimbabwe - from Victoria Falls, through Binga/Chizarira, Lake Kariba, Chirundu, Mana Pools and beyond.
Check out the following links in the Expert Travel Advice section on our website:-
- Self-Driving - Routes through the Zambezi Valley
- Self-Driving - Tips and Practical Advice
You can tell us about your own self-drive experiences in our region, by submitting a comment at the bottom of either of the above website links. Or e-mail us! We'd love to hear from you.
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 LATEST ZIMPARKS FEES FOR THE ZAMBEZI VALLEY AREAS:
Wild Zambezi has consulted with ZimParks (the Zimbabwe National Parks Authority) and, as a service to visitors, has reproduced a simplified version of their tourism fees for the Zambezi area for the current year in the Travel Advice Section of our website.
The list covers accommodation fees for ZimParks lodges chalets and camping facilities, as well as conservation, vehicle entry and other fees applicable to the following areas in the Zambezi Valley: Victoria Falls and the Zambezi National Park, Hwange National Park, Binga, Chizarira, Matusadona, Chinhoyi Caves, Kariba/Lake Kariba, Nyanyana, Marongora/RIFA, Mana Pools, Sapi, Chewore, Dande and Doma.
Visitors from the SADC (Southern African) region will be pleased to hear that their Park fees have been discounted by 30% to accommodate recent variations in exchange rates.
Note that these are guidelines, produced from current information supplied by ZimParks, and are therefore subject to change. Wild Zambezi will try to keep these updated when changes occur, but for more more information and details, we suggest you contact the ZimParks Tourism Booking office, details of which are given in the link below.
ZIMPARKS FEES (2016-2018)
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"CATS" OPENS IN VIC FALLS WITH SCHEDULED SEAT-RATE AIR TRANSFERS
Central Air Transport Services (CATS) have just announced the opening of a new office in the Domestic Terminal at Victoria Falls airport. They are expanding their air charter remit to include a “seat-in-charter” service into all Zimbabwean camps and lodges from Victoria Falls International Airport.
Scheduled seat rates will run every day from the 1st April to 31st December 2017 . Areas to be serviced will be:-
Victoria Falls, Hwange, Kariba, Mana Pools and Harare.
Other destinations are available on request .
The company will continue to provide private charters on request and will be basing a Caravan, and a C206 in Victoria Falls to carry out these transfers.
 The new CATS “seat-in-charter” initiative is headed up by Smilo Mabhena, who has a wealth of experience and expertise in the aviation and tourism sectors, having worked in tourism for the past 19 years. She also holds qualifications in tour guiding, and travel and tourism management.
CATS, formerly known as United Air Charters, are currently based at Charles Prince Airport in Harare and have been operating private charters within Zimbabwe since 2008.
Tell us about your experience flying with CATS. Submit a Travel Review on WildZambezi.com HERE.
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 LATEST TRAVEL REVIEWS ON WILDZAMBEZI.COM
January 2017
Read what people are saying about their travel experiences in the latest Travel Review postings on WildZambezi.com. Follow the links below:-
Baobab Bookings – agency for accommodation, houseboats, transfers and activities throughout Zimbabwe, Lake Kariba specialists.
Chawara Harbour Houseboats - Lake Kariba houseboat charters, boat facilities, fuel
Kanga Camp (African Bush Camps) - wilderness camp around an inland pan, Mana Pools
Lake Kariba Houseboats (Sengwa Safaris) - agent for houseboat charters and Kariba holidays
Marineland - Kariba's largest marina and harbour, offering houseboats for charter, mooring, launching, boat transfers, fuel, drinks, ice, fishing bait and supplies.
Musango Island Safari Camp - classic safari camp on its own island on Lake Kariba
Rhino Safari Camp - authentic, luxury/rustic bushcamp on the shores of Lake Kariba
Spurwing Island - relaxed family island destination on Lake Kariba
Zambezi Cruise Safaris - luxury cruiseboat experiences on Lake Kariba
Zambezi Expeditions (African Bush Camps) - tented camp & canoeing experiences on the Zambezi River in Mana Pools.
Have something to say about a place you have visited or a service you have experienced? Tell others about it by submitting a Travel Review on the relevant page WildZambezi.com
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 LOOK AT ALL THESE TRAVEL SPECIALS!
There is a fantastic array of great SPECIALS currently on offer from some of Wild Zambezi’s network partners.
Check them out on each of these page links (scroll down and to the right):-
African Bush Camps (Kanga Camp & Zambezi Expeditions, Mana Pools): SUPER SENSORY SAFARI - experiential 6-night set-departure safari in Mana Pools (April 2017). MANA MADNESS SPECIAL – stay min 3 nights at one of these properties (6 nights altogether at African Bush Camps facilities) and get FREE flights in and out of Mana Pools. (Valid until 30 June 2017) LONG STAY SPECIAL – at any combo of African Bush Camps – 5% discount for 6+ nights; 10% discount for 9+ nights. LOVEBIRD SPECIAL - spend your honeymoon at any African Bush Camps properties and get 1 Night FREE when you spend 6 nights or more.
Bumi-Hills Safari Lodge & Safari Logistics $90 AIR TRANSFERS between Kariba and Bumi Hills.
Changa Safari Camp (Lake Kariba/Matusadona): FREE FLIGHTS SPECIAL: Valid for Mid and High Season 2017 (1st April - 31 Oct 2017) Stay for 3 nights and receive one free flight into Changa. Stay for 4 nights and receive free return flights to and from Changa. WILD LOVERS SPECIAL – couples who stay 4 nights or more will both receive one night free! Valid for the whole of 2017; COMBO SPECIAL with The Hide (Hwange) - stay 6 nights (3 in each camp) and pay for 5. ZIMBABWE RESIDENTS SPECIALS 13TH FEB-31 MARCH 2017 Special discounted rates for local residents. BUDDY MOON GROUP PACKAGE: Special rates for groups of 12 people or more staying for 2 nights or more.
Gorges Lodge & Little Gorges (Imvelo Safari Lodges) (Outside Victoria Falls): GREEN SEASON SAFARI SPECIAL - Stay 3 nights, pay 2 (All inclusive rate only) Valid for travel up to 28 Feb 2017. FAMILY ITINERARY - KIDS ON SAFARI - Stay for 10 days, pay for 7. All inclusive 10-day family-friendly circuit of 4 properties owned by Imvelo Safari Lodges. Children 12 and under – 50% on accommodation.
Jecha Point Fishing Lodge (Zambezi River, Chirundu): GREEN SEASON SPECIAL for self-catering chalet accommodation.
Musango Island Safari Camp (Lake Kariba): COOL WATERS PACKAGE (Vic Falls/Kariba/Mana Pools) and GET A NIGHT ON US (Stay for 4 nights, pay for 3)
Natureways Safaris (Zambezi River): EASTER SAFARI SPECIALS - 10% discount on Odyssey & Explorer Canoe trips on the Zambezi River over Easter period 14 -18 April 2017. Must be booked and paid for by 1 Mar 2017.
Premier Travel & Tours and Premier Holidays (Harare-based agent): INTERNATIONAL FLIGHT SPECIALS and LOCAL IS LEKKER - Zimbabwe resident special rates at selected hotels/lodges/camps around Zimbabwe. (Validity dates vary) .
Rhino Safari Camp (Lake Kariba/Matusadona): ZIMBABWE RESIDENTS - LOW SEASON SPECIAL. Two Night Package (self-driving to Kariba) includes lake transfers, accommodation, meals, two activities/day (drives & cruises). Valid until 31 Mar 2017.
Spurwing Island (Lake Kariba/Matusadona): SIZZLING SUMMER SPECIAL Extra low rates for accommodation/meals, excluding transfers/Park fees (Valid until 28 Feb 2017).
Victoria Falls River Lodge (Zambezi National Park/Victoria Falls): FAMILY VALUE SPECIAL Share a Family Suite with 2 or more children (4-17 years) and the youngest child stays for FREE. In the case of a twin or a triplet, 1 x child stays for free. (Valid until 31 March 2017.)
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge, Victoria Falls Safari Club & Victoria Falls Safari Suites: ZIMBABWE RESIDENTS VALENTINE'S & HONEYMOON SPECIAL (Lodge & Club only) - One partner pays 50% of the applicable B&B domestic rate with a 10% discount on all food and beverage. Complimentary bottle of bubbly on arrival. Min 3 -night stay. (Valid till 20th Dec 2017) ZIMBABWE RESIDENTS SAFARI SUITES SPECIAL - Pay2 Stay3 with Complimentary Food & Beverage Credit. (Safari Suites only) (Valid until 5 April 2017).
Zambezi Sands River Camp (Zambezi National Park upstream of Victoria Falls): FAMILY ITINERARY - KIDS ON SAFARI - Stay for 10 days, pay for 7. All inclusive 10-day family-friendly circuit of 4 properties owned by Imvelo Safari Lodges. Children 12 and under – 50% on accommodation.
Wild Dog Tours (Kariba): Special Discounts on selected Lake Kariba houseboats and self-catering accommodation in Kariba Town. Valid 19 Feb - 31 Mar 2017).
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MARINELAND UPDATE: HOUSEBOAT SPECIALS AND ADVICE ON PRE-ORDERING DRINKS
With the bustle of the festive season having passed, Marineland Harbour has some fantastic special deals on houseboat charters at the moment. So, if you are not confined by school holiday dates - take advantage of these!
There are many good reasons for enjoying a houseboat trip on Lake Kariba at this time of year. The weather is hot, but pleasantly cooled with the rain. The landscapes and sunsets are phenomenal (better than at any other time of year). The creeks and bays of the Matusadona National Park are relatively deserted of other boats. Peace and tranquility prevail, and you have the wildlife and the fishing to yourselves!
Also, with the recent rains, the lake water level has started to rise, and fishing has improved. Marineland reports that for the first time in years they have come across banks of healthy looking oxygen weed in the Gache Gache river basin. This has not been seen for some time as the low lake level appears to have had a negative effect on the oxygen weed. Also of note is the fact that between bream catches we caught many small tiger fish which looks promising in that there has obviously been a reasonable breeding season.
Marineland supplies drinks, fuel, ice, gas, oils, fishing blocks and worms, and their well-stocked harbour shop has many other "last-minute" commodities required by people going on a houseboat or fishing trip. They have swipe card facilities both in the shop and reception, as well as on the fuel jetty for the convenience of visiting clients and boat owners.
Order your drinks in advance - this is a hugely convenient service!
Remember that Marineland supplies a wide range of drinks (and ice) at competitive prices. Avoid carting bulky drinks supplies in your vehicle. The most convenient thing to do is to pre-order from Marineland (orders@marineland.co.zw). Prices are competitive. and drinks can be purchased on a "sale or return" basis. Alex will send you a comprehensive list from which to choose. You complete the order form. An invoice will be sent to you which you can either pre-pay or pay on arrival. The drinks (and anything else ordered in advance) will be ready loaded onto your houseboat for your arrival. Unused drinks (provided the packs are unopened) can be returned and a refund provided. How easy is that?
Read the Travel Reviews about Marineland (or add your own) on WildZambezi.com HERE
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AT LAST SOME GREAT KARIBA FISHING! @ SPURWING ISLAND
After the dismally disappointing catches at last year's Kariba Invitation Tigerfishing Tournament, it is heartening to hear some good news on that front from Spurwing Island! Here's what they say in their latest newsletter:-
If you were not at Spurwing this fishing season you should have been! Fishing hotted up and the fishing in the Sanayti Gorge has been some of the best in years, with a variety of fish being caught. Join us for a weekend of fishing; may it be a father-son weekend or a weekend away with the boys or even just to get away!
We might just take them up on that!
Spurwing Island, which overlooks the Matusadona National Park, has long been a popular and relaxed destination for family holidays, weddings and special occasions. The resort caters for up to 40 guests in chalets, cabins and tents all overlooking Lake Kariba. Guests can bring their own boats or hire one with a driver/guide for fishing and game viewing. Guided game drives and walks in the Matusadona National Park are also on offer.
Read the Travel Reviews about Spurwing (or add your own) on WildZambezi.com HERE
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BUMI HILLS : NEW FLIGHT LINK WITH KARIBA AND AN UPGRADE PLANNED
With the take-over of Bumi Hills Safari Lodge by African Bush Camps, changes are in the air (in more ways that one!).
 A new airlink ($90 one-way) has been introduced linking Bumi Hills with Kariba (or vice versa). The service will be run by African Bush Camps' transport and transfers sister company Safari Logistics, and will be a scenic and quick (20 minutes across the lake) alternative to the boat transfer, which usually takes an hour and a half, depending on the season. This will be very convenient for weekend visitors who want to maximise on their holiday time. It will also be a useful and flexible option for travellers who want to link to or from other destinations like Victoria Falls, Mana Pools or Harare.
African Bush Camps have also announced that they are planning a refurbishment of the Bumi Hills Safari Lodge property that will bring it in line with the rest of their portfolio offering authentic safari experiences in wilderness areas.
Read the Travel Reviews about Bumi Hills Safari Lodge (or submit your own) on WildZambezi.com HERE.
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RARE BIRDING AND WILDLIFE DELIGHTS WITH ANDREW SMITH SAFARIS
Wild Zambezi is delighted to share these wonderful images of rare sightings taken by Andrew Smith Safaris while on safari during 2016! Andrew who is a highly qualified, professional guide offers environmentally ethical, photographic adventures in the African wilderness, including the Zambezi Valley where, if you are extremely lucky (and have an expert guide), you can photograph (from left to right) - an African Pitta; a Red-throated Twinspot; a pangolin and a pair of cheetah brothers!
Read the Travel Reviews about Andrew Smith Safaris (or submit your own) on WildZambezi.com HERE
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GREEN AND MUDDY MANA POOLS!
Mana Pools has at last had a good season of rain after many years of drought. This has brought life-giving lush, green vegetation back to the floodplain, along with an extremely muddy environment! Most of the smaller roads are impassible, and adventurous self-drive visitors should be warned that even the "main" access road into the Park is difficult in some places. Extreme caution should be exercised when crossing bridges and drifts, as there can be washaways and collapses.
Our thanks to ZimParks Warden, Zacharia Nyakomba, in Mana, for sharing the delightful image (above left) of a group of hunting lionesses with cubs, taken just near the Nyamepi Parks Offices! Very muddy cats! Also thanks to Bushlife Safaris who continue to maintain a presence at their Vundu Camp during the rainy season (despite very challenging conditions - see below) in order to undertake the very important anti-poaching work being achieved by their Bushlife Support Unit. The image of the elephant (above right), gorging on the new season's grass, was taken by Bushlife. One VERY happy ele!
 In their latest newsletter, Bushlife Safaris tell us that they have recorded approximately 350mm of rain in Mana Pools during this season! Flooding and overflowing rivers are making getting around quite difficult. Anti-poaching rangers have been experiencing problems on the road where they can get stuck with their vehicles for a couple of days, with water levels reaching up to 1.5m! Although the picture at left was taken in March 2016, the Bushlife teams have not even able to attempt cross at this particular point this year, as the river is much higher!
It has been fun and games at Vundu Camp for Henry, who is in charge of the anti-poaching activities. A pride of lions took up residence with him in the camp over the holiday season, and would just not leave! More recently, the nearby pan overflowed and came streaming through the kitchen!
Despite all this, Bushlife have been continuing to work on the camp maintenance during the annual shut down. Destructive baboons had damaged the thach of the main lodge and camp rooms, and this is being repaired by a thatcher. They have also had a carpenter fixing the wooden poles that have been attacked by termites. Although only officially opening in May this year, the camp has started to take bookings for April, and any early bird guests should get in touch.
Been to Vundu Camp with Bushlife Safaris? Be the first to submit a Travel Review on WildZambezi.com HERE
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MAVURADONHA WILDERNESS NOW PROTECTED AS A NATIONAL MONUMENT!
 One of the Zambezi Valley's lesser-known gems is the Mavhuradonha Wilderness Area in the Zambezi escarpment mountains of northern Zimbabwe, between Centenary and Muzarabani. Self-drivers and locals may be familiar with this beautiful, rugged place, but many have never heard of it.
Twenty-odd years ago, it was designated as the very first comunity-based Wilderness Area in Africa. But in the intervening years, there have been many threats to its natural beauty, including rampant wildlife poaching and uncontrolled mining activities.
Now, however, thanks to the efforts of some dedicated conservationists, community leaders, historians and tourism operators, the Mavuradonha Wilderness Area has finally achieving legal protection as a National Monument of Zimbabwe, because of its historical and cultural significance!
The new status was granted by the Zimbabwe Government in January 2017, along with nine other sites of historical and cultural importance. They now fall under the direct supervision of the National Museums and Monument Zimbabwe (NMMZ) and are protected by law which requires everyone to respect the values that the monuments stand for.
The Mavuradonha Wilderness is one of the last intact pristine wilderness areas remaining in Zimbabwe, with some amazing six hundred square kilometers of savannah woodland and the spectacular scenery of the Zambezi Escarpment. The area contains various species of wildlife, including elephants and has excellent examples of San rock art, and numerous historical and cutural sites, including the nearby ruins of Mutota's Kraal.
There are a couple of options for tourism within the Mavuradonha, but in recent years it has attracted little attention from visitors. However, it is hoped that the new designation will re-kindle interest in its extraordinary natural, scenic, historic and cultural values.
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WILD ZAMBEZI WELCOMES THE STANLEY & LIVINGSTONE SAFARI LODGE AND URSULA'S CAMP
Wild Zambezi is delighted to welcome to our travel network the luxurious 32-bed Stanley & Livingstone Safari Lodge and its more intimate, 8-bed little sister, Ursula's Camp.
Both these properties are located approximately 15km from Victoria Falls, and benefit from a tranquil, wild setting within the extensive Victoria Falls Private Game Reserve. Here you can combine a Big 5 Safari experience with all the sites and adventure activities of the Victoria Falls itself.
The Stanley & Livingstone Safari Lodge (above) has 16 elegant and luxurious suites (one a honeymoon suite) with a top class restaurant, bar, sun lounge, sundeck terrace and swimming pool. These all all overlook a natural waterhole which attracts the resident wildlife of the Nature Reserve. It consistently earns accolades for best lodge, restaurant, hospitality and service in Victoria Falls and proudly takes its place amongst the finest hotels in Africa.
Ursula's Camp (above), also situated within the Victoria Falls Private Game Reserve, is much smaller, with four en-suite chalet units. This is a more relaxed and informal environment, perfectly suited to families and small groups looking to book the entire camp.
Read the Travel Reviews about this lodge and camp (or add your own) on WildZambezi.com HERE
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RAINY SEASON VICTORIA FALLS..... WATER, WATER, EVERYWHERE!
The Victoria Falls area has received wonderful amounts of rain lately! Reports are that the river levels are the highest they've been for 10 years! And with this abundance of rain, a number of spectacular mini-waterfalls have suddenly appeared!
One has recently formed right next to the platform from which Wild Horizons launch their Gorge Swing activity (see above left)! The picture was taken from their Lookout Café perched right on the edge of the Batoka Gorge just downstream from the Victoria Falls Bridge (which you can see in the background).
The image on the right shows another one falling into the Zambezi River Gorge along the white-water rafting route above rapid 17. This waterfall is commonly known as "double trouble" for those intrepid adventurers keen to test their adrenalin surges during the high waters of the rainy season! (See info below.)
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 WILD HORIZONS - HIGH WATER RAFTING ONLY
With the Zambezi's current water levels rising during the region's rainy season, Victoria Falls tour operators Wild Horizons are now offering only High Water Rafting in the Gorges below the Falls. This will will continue to run until such time as the river levels dictate that rafting closes altogether.
High Water Rafting is operated between rapids #11 to #24 between 7:30am to 2:00p.m with lunch being served at the top of the gorge at Rapid #23. The briefing location is the Lookout Café.
MULTI-DAY RAFTING TRIPS IN OCTOBER 2017
Wild Horizons has announced the 2017 dates for its set-departure multi-day rafting trips. These are 2-day, 2-night adventure trails, perfect for solo travellers and small groups.
Departure dates for 2017 are as follows:-
- 2 - 4 October,
- 16 - 18 October and
- 23 - 25 October
These trips will remain on a provisional basis until 6 guests, per departure are confirmed.
Check out some amazing video coverage of one of these trips HERE.
Contact Wild Horizons for more.
Been white-water rafting with Wild Horizons? Tell us about it on WildZambezi.com in a Travel Review
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THE BOMA REFRESHES ITS BITE!
One of the "must-do" experiences in Victoria Falls, The Boma – Dinner & Drum Show, has been officially re-launched with a facelift.
In addition to its name change (it was previously known as The Boma Place of Eating), it has refreshed and modernised its food and entertainment elements. Now, in its 25th year, the popular dinner/entertainment combo has hosted more than one million guests (61,000 in 2016 alone!)
The Boma tells the story of the food and culture of Zimbabwe, and the changes effected have been about making it more on trend, more contemporary, but without losing its traditional feel. There is a new Head Chef (Brighton Nekatambe - pictured above left with his culinary team), and the menu has been fine-tuned under the guidance of South African celebrity chef Arnold Tanzer.
The Boma offers a delicious four-course meal, made up of starters, soup from the campfire, a braai (barbecue) buffet, featuring Zimbabwean delicacies such as mopane worms, warthog steak and Zambezi bream, as well as vegetarian dishes, and desserts.
 A shared starter platter (pictured left) featuring peppered impala, smoked crocodile tail, vegetable samoosas and nyimo bean fritters has now been introduced, along with new salads, dressings and meat marinades.
A drum painting corner has been introduced (see above right), where, guests, armed with a paintbrush and under a tutor’s guidance, may design and paint their own drum, map, bowl or other memorabilia, as a souvenir of their Boma experience. In addition, a photo booth has also been installed on arrival at The Boma, allowing guests to capture that moment.
The utterly compelling interactive drumming experience remains the highlight of a Boma evening, while work has been done to enhance the artistic showmanship of the entertainers. There have also been changes to the decor, a new branded Boma bus and new kitchen equipment introduced.
Are you one of the lucky people who has experienced The Boma Dinner & Drum Show? If so, tell us about it HERE.
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VIC FALLS SAFARI LODGE TO CLOSE FOR 2 WEEKS TEMPORARY REFURB IN JUNE
Africa Albida Tourism Group has announced that their flagship property, Victoria Falls Safari Lodge, will be temporarily closed, from June 1 to 15, 2017, to complete a major re-thatch project on the central building. This houses the reception, guest services, MaKuwa-Kuwa Restaurant, the Buffalo Bar and the activities desk. The pool and pool deck will also be affected by the re-thatch project.
All of the other properties and facilities on the resort will remain open for business as usual, including Victoria Falls Safari Club, Victoria Falls Safari Suites, Lokuthula Lodges and The Boma - Dinner & Drum Show.
If necessary, depending on occupancy levels alternative meal arrangements will be in place in two or three other locations on the property. Guests will remain well informed.
Tell us about your travel experience at any of the Victoria Falls Safari Lodge properties on WildZambezi.com HERE
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SAFARIS 4 AFRICA REPORT FROM VICTORIA FALLS
Gwen Wawn, and her team from Safaris 4 Africa (one of Zimbabwe's most experienced Destination Management companies) have been arranging holidays for international, regional and local visitors in and around Zimbabwe and the region for more years than she would like to remember!
In December, with her colleague Victoria Nash, she visited Victoria Falls as a guest of Africa Albida Tourism. WildZambezi.com has published her report as a Guest Blog on our website. It outlines her experience, with insightful information about the current upgrades and refurbishments at Victoria Falls Safari Lodge and its associated properties and some exciting new activities on offer in the Falls.
Read the full Blog at this link: Victoria Falls Safari Lodge properties & activities: a travel expert reports
Been on a trip organised by Safaris 4 Africa? Be the first to submit a Travel Review of their services on WildZambezi.com HERE
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