Zambia’s premier attraction is undoubtedly Victoria Falls, which it shares with neighbouring Zimbabwe. You can stay in either country but most travelers head to Zambia these days. One of the world’s seven natural wonders, the Falls are simply spectacular and when in full flood are the largest falling curtain of water in the world. And you can enjoy an array of activities in the ‘Adrenalin Capital’ of Africa. Visit the Zambia section on our website.
Rhino Africa’s latest travel video features three of our favourite African destinations in one tour. It’s an incredible 10 day itinerary that incorporates the very best of Southern Africa – Cape Town, Kruger and the Victoria Falls! Traditionally, guests wishing to see the region’s three major attractions – Cape Town, Kruger National Park and Victoria [...]
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I recently stayed at Royal Chundu Luxury Zambezi Lodges on the banks of the mighty Zambezi River, just downstream from the magnificent Victoria Falls. The lodges are situated between Victoria Falls and the Chobe National Park on the mighty Zambezi River in Zambia. About Royal Chundu There is a choice of two lodges – the [...]
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Scottish missionary and well-known explorer, David Livingstone stood on the small island in the middle of the falls – now known as ‘Livingstone Island’ in Zambia – and looked on at the roaring curtain of water bustling over the cliff. ‘Victoria Falls’, he named it, in honour of his Queen. We thought we’d take a closer look ourselves at ‘Mosi-oa-Tunya’ – the indigenous name for the falls, literally meaning the ‘Smoke that Thunders’.
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I was fortunate enough to join Katja from Sanctuary Retreats on a trip to South Luangwa in Zambia. We enjoyed one night at Chichele Presidential Lodge, popped into Puku Ridge and then spent two nights at Zebra Plains. Travelling from Cape Town is hectic. I would certainly not recommend it. Leaving from Johannesburg will lighten the load a bit but, even easier from Livingstone as you can fly direct into Lusaka and then a quick flight onto Mfuwe.
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If I were to tell you that I recently visited an African border post and stayed there for four days, this might not invoke immediate feelings of jealousy. But if I told you that this border post had ‘smoke that thundered’ and left its visitors yearning for more after explorations in game parks and wild rivers, you may be more intrigued.
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An infinity pool with a difference I have to say… I’m not sure I would do it. I’m getting the creeps just writing about it. It’s called Devil’s Pool and for some madman reason, people love to hang half off the very edge of it or even dance and do back flips right by the [...]
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Urgent Travel Update! Travellers between Zambia and South Africa require a Yellow Fever Vaccination. If you’re planning on visiting Zambia, whether to see the Victoria Falls or for a walking safari in South Luangwa National Park, you’ll have to comply with a new regulation recently passed. Travellers from South Africa to Zambia and travellers from [...]
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What do the the Mountain that is flat like a Table and The Smoke that Thunders have in common? And no, it is not a riddle… STARTING June 30, Zambezi Airlines will introduce new flights connecting Cape Town directly with Livingstone and on to Lusaka, Zambia. And why would do we feel like sharing this? [...]
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The 22nd of March is World Water Day and in South Africa, a country where water is scarce, it is also National Water Week from the 21st to the 27th of March. Without water, without one Oxygen and two Hydrogen atoms connecting, we wouldn’t be here. Water covers 70% of the Earth’s surface and is [...]
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Sam continues her fantastic holiday… After Imbabala our trio became a sextet and Karen, after leaving the lodge in her staff’s capable hands during a quiet few days, along with her friend Jane and Lucy joined us for our next adventure. Hwange was our next port of call, but we had a 2.5hour road transfer [...]
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What a trip! Good friends, great memories, innumerable laughs and unforgettable moments! Last month my colleague Billy and I got to enjoy an 11 night trip of our own. We were to experience 2 nights in Johannesburg, 7 nights in Zimbabwe and 2 nights on the Chobe River. Not expecting too much from our first [...]
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Continuing with our series on our skilled travel consultants who are also talented amateur photographers and often provide most of the imagery for our website, next up is Leigh-ann. Leigh-ann has been traveling since she was a child and can’t get enough of it. She first picked up an SLR camera about 4 years ago [...]
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