ES
65+ years of age
Very diverse
We travelled in exceptionnally good conditions
Guides are very experienced and professional
Lucky with weather
Guide was great and knowledgable, but we so zero lions or leopards.
Don't get me wrong, the park, accomodations, and guides are all wonderful, however due to years of poaching, lions, and leopards are scarce. Also, smaller elephants have bred since the larger ones with tusks have been killed off. The elephants that my wife and I saw were without tusks. It was very unfortunate.
Please support South Luangwa National Park by going to visit, just be sure to keep an open mind and a heavy heart for these animals and this area.
35-50 years of age
35-50 years of age
NL
50-65 years of age
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NL
50-65 years of age
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NL
50-65 years of age
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It is nice to hike between the animals
NL
50-65 years of age
Enjoy a beauty scenery and encountering giraffes
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Review about Zambia by Kuleen
Park and accomadations are great, but the animals have been greatly reduced over the years. My wife grew up in Zambia and recalls a much more populated national park.
35-50 years of age
A cornucopia of wild delights stimulating all of the senses.
I was a leadre on a World Challenge Expedition with 15 17-18 year old students from Monmouth in the Wales, U.K. We were lucky enough to go on several safaris and saw a huge amount of wildlife everywhere we went, especially in Chobe and on the Okavango Delta. We were blessed with good weather and really enjoyed camping out and eating delicious steak cooked on a mahogany BBQ. I particularly enjoyed the photographic opportunities, both on Safari and when visiting the Elephant Sanctuary at Livingstone and Victoria Falls. One of the highlights of our trip was the extremely rewarding voluntary work we did for the Bana Ba Metsi School for troubled boys on the Okavango Delta. I would recommend Botswana to pretty much anyone (especially the more adventurous!) as an exciting and beautiful destination.