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D Kiene
US
Visited:
August 2008
Reviewed: Oct 29, 2011
Forsyth72
Visited:
August 2011
Reviewed: Nov 3, 2011
Isolated non-commercial wildlife haven with heavenly bush camps.
We loved the bush camps in Zambia and stayed with Norman Carr in the South Luangwa. The time of year was a little disappointing for wildlife at a couple of the camps but the ones nearer to the river were fantastic. The guides were very knowledgeable and friendly and happy to please. Weather was spot on and there was no issue with flies. We also stayed at the Camp on the Zambezi and this was absolutely the highlight - an abundance of wildlife, no rush of safari vehicles at every sighting and the most friendly helpful people.
zoeapanda
GB
Visited:
February 2004
Reviewed: Nov 9, 2011
20-35 years of age
A beautiful place brimming with friendly people, amazing wildlife encounters and stunning landscapes
I have enjoyed fantastic safaris in Zambia in the months of January, February, March and April. The birdlife, mammals and trees are fascinating, and I managed to see everything on a fairly close up level so got good photographs.
I have stayed in a range of beautiful locations, including lakeside lodges and simple accomodation.
The weather was dry, apart from a few huge thunderstorms, I would return to Zambia at this time of year again.
The local peopl I met were friendly and very photogenic.
Follettomonello
CH
Visited:
August 2005
Reviewed: Nov 21, 2011
35-50 years of age
Zambia is a wonderfull country! I travelled across this land in different trips and had no problems at all. People are overall very friendly and allways willing to help the visitors. I saw just two parks and I can not give an overall rating on the safari destinations in general but, as far as I have experienced, I was very satisfied
halvardcux
DE
Visited:
November 2005
Reviewed: Nov 22, 2011
35-50 years of age
you are free to do what you want (bush vibe +++) Problem:game sight often poor and shy because of pouching which is the main problem in Zambia even inside parks.
Copper and Elephants - the Real Africa
What is the "Real Africa"? Is it wild places teeming with wild animals? Is it remote swamps filled with mysterious birds? Is it raging rivers and plunging waterfalls? Is it bustling cities and towns awash with warm, friendly people? If this is real Africa, Zambia has it all and more.
paul saad
ZA
Visited:
February 2005
Reviewed: Feb 8, 2012
35-50 years of age
nice
i loved my trips to zambia have lots of friends there and do bussiness with some companies.
davisww
Visited:
July 2004
Reviewed: Apr 13, 2012
See the great Victoria falls and walk with rhinos
Zambia has a combination of adventure sports, beautiful scenery (not to belittle the great Victoria Falls as mere "scenery") and excellent walking safaris. A return trip is highly recommended, as Victoria Falls completely changes but is just as dramatic in the dry season as in the rainy season.
Trapperjem
Visited:
August 2011
Reviewed: Apr 24, 2012
This is only bit of Zambia I've seen as we drove from and back to Malawi but it was great.
Jaka
Visited:
August 2007
Reviewed: Apr 24, 2012
Because I enjoyed it very much I give it an excellent grade. It was also much better than other surrounding parks (Malawi ones), but those were all also much smaller.