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WILD ZAMBEZI invites you to a world of nature where the pace is slow, the sun is warm, the sky is huge and the people are friendly. Our travel promotion focus is the Zambezi River and its iconic wildernesses, including the Victoria Falls & Zambezi National Park, Lake Kariba, Matusadona National Park and Mana Pools World Heritage Site. We provide web-based, up-to-date information on operators, activities, accommodation choices, tours and services in this magnificent area, and offer a reliable, independent travel advisory service.
INDABA 2015: COME AND VISIT WILD ZAMBEZI'S STAND IN DURBAN - 9th-11th MAY
A final reminder to travel trade visitors to the Indaba Travel Show in Durban 9th-11th May.
Wild Zambezi is exhibiting in the DEC2 Hall, stand number DEC2C56 right next the Zimbabwe country stand.
Please visit us to find out more about the travel opportunities on offer in our wonderful, wild Zambezi Valley.
Our stand is shared with the following Wild Zambezi travel network of partners:-
Dzimbabwe Lodge (16-room lodge in Kariba overlooking the lake)
Experience Africa Safaris (exclusive, tailor-made safaris in Zimbabwe's wild areas)
Rhino Safari Camp (authentic, luxury-rustic bushcamp on the shores of Lake Kariba)
Halsted's Aviation (HAC) (high quality air charters in Southern Africa including remote areas)
Kavinga Safari Camp (brand new safari camp in southern Mana Pools)
Natureways Safaris (mobile tented canoe & walking safaris along the Zambezi River)
Safaris 4 Africa (experienced Destination Management Company for Southern African holidays and safaris)
Umbozha Houseboat/Dunhu Ramambo (The Chief's Collection) (largest fleet of houseboats on Lake Kariba & safari lodges outside Harare)
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES IN ZIMBABWE:
WILD ZAMBEZI WELCOMES THREE NEW PARTNERS TO OUR NETWORK!
The Wild Zambezi travel network is delighted to welcome three new partners offering private emergency medical services in Zimbabwe. This should be of interest to visitors who might be worried about what is available in terms of medical facilities should any emergency occur, especially in the more remote parts of the Zambezi Valley. There are surprisingly good medical facilities, doctors and emergency rescue and evacuation services in Zimbabwe, as long as you have proper medical insurance which covers private facilities and services. Read Wild Zambezi's Travel Advisory on Safety and Health and take a look at what the following new partners have to offer:-
ACE Air and Ambulance is a newly-launched Emergency Medical Services (EMS) company, licensed and approved to conduct ground and air evacuation, within Zimbabwe and the region. Operating from a base in Avondale, Harare, and in partnership with Halsteds Aviation Corporation (HAC) out of Harare International Airport, ACE is fully equipped to handle any emergency, with a 24-hour call centre and crews on standby. ACE also offers training courses in First Aid, CPR and AED; Basic Fire Fighting and Burn Care Management and an Advanced Hunters,Guides & Safari Operators Emergency Care Course.
For more information and contact details, see ACE – Air and Ambulance
EMRAS in partnership with Life Flight offer private road and air ambulance service available 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. They have 25 ambulances based throughout Zimbabwe, in Harare, Bulawayo, Gweru, Mutare, Kwekwe, Masvingo, Victoria Falls and Bindura, and the capability of air medical evacuation throughout Southern Africa, including from remote areas like the Zambezi Valley, using a pressurised King Air 200 aircraft. They offer training in First Aid, Life Support (CPR), Basic Trauma management and provide medical cover for sporting and other events.
For more information and contact details, see EMRAS – (Emergency Medical Rescue Ambulance Service) in partnership with Life Flight/Executive Air
MARS (Medical Air Rescue Services) has a fleet of critical care road ambulances stationed in MARS bases across Zimbabwe in Harare, Bulawayo, Kwekwe, Kadoma, Gweru, Victoria Falls, Mutare, Masvingo, Kariba & Marondera. The company has a dedicated King Air 200 air ambulance stationed 24/7 at Harare International Airport for medical evacuation flights. The aircraft is permanently configured as an Intensive Care Air Ambulance and has a dual life port system on board. The MARS training school offers a number of First Aid and other medical courses.
For a small MARS Tourism Subscription of US$3.50 per person per day, visitors to Zimbabwe can ensure that they are covered for road or air emergency evacuation (even in remote areas) to the nearest appropriate medical facility under the medical supervision of qualified professionals in the shortest possible time. (Note, this service is not always covered by international medical insurance policies).
For more information and contact details, see MARS (Medical Air Rescue Services)
WILD ZAMBEZI.COM's TRAVEL REVIEWS CATCHING ON
Wild Zambezi is delighted to see that some members of the travelling public are beginning to use the new online Travel Reviews section in the Wild Zambezi website.
Lake Kariba was a popular destination during the Easter school holidays in April and a few people took time out to share their experiences online (see below).
Here's how to tell us about your trip:-
1. Go to www.wildzambezi.com
2. Use the Search icon (top right) on our Home Page to find the place/company that you want to post a Review about (or use our listings, or the alphabetical search mechanism further down the page)
3. Once you have found the place/company you need, click on REVIEWS (or scroll to the bottom of the page)
4. Click "Post a Review"
5. Complete the online Review form with your details. Don't forget to give a star rating and tell us what was good (or bad) about your experience.
6. Complete the verification code (this is to prevent spamming) and click "Post".
7. There will be a short delay (for moderation) before your Review is posted live on the website.
8. We will notify you when it appears.
Check out the latest Travel Reviews at the links below:-
Baobab Bookings (agency offering accommodation, houseboats, transfers and activities in and around Kariba and throughout Zimbabwe)
Rhino Safari Camp (authentic bushcamp in the Matusadona National Park on the shores of Lake Kariba)
KARIBA
KARIBA HALF-MARATHON/FUN RUN DATES AND INFO – Sunday 9th August 2015
The date has been set for the 2015 Kariba 21km Half-Marathon, 10km Fun Run/Walk and Kids Run. The event will take place on Sunday 9th August.
Official registration is now open. EARLY REGISTRATION IS ESSENTIAL
Forms can be obtained:-
1. Via email from karibafunrun@gmail.com
2. Download the form at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Kariba‐Half‐Marathon‐Zimbabwe/148893763514 Click on "Sign Up", fill in the form and email it to karibafunrun@gmail.com
3. Collect a form from the Lomagundi Lakeside Office in Kariba from Monday 11th May, complete it and leave it there (mainly applicable to local participants)
4. Register at Old Georgians Club, Harare on Friday 31st July 2015 from 17h00 to 19h30.
5. Register in person at The Dome, Lomagundi Lakeside on Saturday 8 August 2015 STRICTLY between 10h00 and 14h00
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Race Options and Fees
1. 21km Half Marathon US$20 per person START 0620 AMC Garage: This includes all refreshments at water points, bacon and egg roll after the race plus 1 tea or coffee and a complimentary t‐shirt and a race medal for the first 275 finishers of the Half Marathon only. Cut off time 0920 (3 hours to complete).
2. 10km Fun Run/Walk US$20 per person START 0615 AMC Garage: As above but excluding race medal. This is a FUN RUN and only the first 20 runners will be timed. If you would like to know your race time but know you are not in the top 20 finishers please time yourself!
3. Kids Run US$5 per child START 1000 LOMAGUNDI LAKESIDE Includes refreshments, certificates and sweets for the children, routes and times will be explained on the day and children will run in age groups. STRICTLY under 10s only. (Please note previously under 8s but have lifted age limit to 10 years old).
All payments of entry fees and collection of race numbers and shirts (even for those who registered via email) must be done at the Old Georgians Club on the 31st of July between 17h00 and 19h30 OR at the Dome, Lomagundi Lakeside on Saturday 8th August between 10h00 and 14h00 at the main registration table. If you are going to get into Kariba late – SEND SOMEONE TO DO THIS FOR YOU!
RACE ROUTE 21KM (to be confirmed, due to construction at the dam wall)
● From AMC/Total Garage along the main road to the T Junction (approximately 4km)
● Left at the T Junction to the Dam Wall/Zambian Border (approximately 4km)
● Across the Dam Wall to the Zambian gate ON the Dam Wall and NOT the Zambian gate at the BORDER
● Turnaround at Zambian Gate which is manned by a water point so you a) have to touch the gate and b) don't go too far
● Come back on yourself out of the Dam Wall, steep climb back to the T‐junction
● Right and along the main road Past AMC/Total garage
● Right at Cutty Sark Turnoff
● Left at Tamarind Lodges on Powerline road. Finish at the Dome, Lomagundi Lakeside
RACE ROUTE 10KM
● From AMC/Total Garage down slip road off main road towards Marineland and Carribea Bay Resort
● Pass Marineland on your left, proceed through to Carribea Bay and walk through back of car park, past Supa Tube
● Sharp right up hill to back gate of Carribea Bay and back onto main road
● Right at water point on main road and all the way back to Lomagundi Lakeside
For marketing purposes please tell the organisers that you heard about the Half Marathon via Wild Zambezi!
WILD ZAMBEZI WELCOMES "LAKE KARIBA HOUSEBOATS"
We are pleased to welcome another houseboat-chartering agency to our network.
Lake Kariba Houseboats specialises in providing custom houseboat safari holidays on Lake Kariba, out of Binga and Kariba town. They offer a complete service from booking, to catering, airport transfers to professional guides.
The company offers a very wide choice of houseboats sleeping anything from 4 to 44 people, all with qualified captain and crew.
"Whether you want an African safari with a difference or want to fish all day AND see wild game! ...We have a boat for you!" is their slogan.
For more information and contact details, see Lake Kariba Houseboats
WILD DOG TOURS
INTRODUCES A NEW WEBSITE
Kariba-based Travel Agency, Wild Dog Tours have a brand new website featuring their houseboat and self-catering accommodation options in and around Kariba and the Zambezi Valley.
This company offers a personalised service with on-the-spot local knowledge of all their travel options on offer.
In addition to arranging bookings, they can also take care of all the holiday details including organising provisions, drinks and catering, ice, fishing rods and bait.
The new website also has a Specials Section featuring "low-rate" deals at certain times of the year.
Check it out HERE
MOTHER'S DAY and MAYSPECIALS FROM CHANGA SAFARI CAMP
The lovely, luxury, 20-bed Changa Safari Camp in Matusadona National Park on Lake Kariba has some great all inclusive specials for May:-
1. Mother's Day (10th May) Package: An all-inclusive (Zimbabwe Residents) package valued at $1510 for 2 pax for 2 nights. This package is inclusive of accommodation, meals, local drinks, house wines, teas, coffees, 2 activities a day, laundry and . Also included are return Air Zimbabwe flights, airport transfers (Kariba Airport to Marineland Harbour) and boat transfers (Marineland to Changa), Zimbabwe Resident National Parks fees and airport taxes.
2. Mid-May Special: 11th- 21st May. All inclusive special rate applicable to new bookings only. Guests stay at Changa Safari Camp on a Rack rate of $225 per person all inclusive. This rate includes all accommodation, 2 activities daily, meals, local drinks, house wines, teas, coffees and laundry.
For more information and contact details, see Changa Safari Camp
P.S. If you have stayed at this camp and would like to tell us about your experience, submit a Travel Review on Wild Zambezi.com at the above link.
RHINO SAFARI CAMP: A MAGIC NEW VIDEO FROM THE AIR
Guests Claudia & Tristan of Dawn to Dusk Pictures recently stayed at Rhino Safari Camp on Lake Kariba.
While they were there, they captured on video the wonderful, wild, magic of this intimate little bushcamp in the Matusadona National Park set in spectacular scenery on the shores of the Lake. They have put their footage (including aerial shots) together into a beautiful short video showing not only the layout of the camp itself, but also the abundant wildlife in the area and along the lakeshore, as well as some of the activities on offer.
Take a look at the video online on WildZambezi.com at this link: Rhino Safari Camp
ZAMBEZI CRUISE SAFARIS – AN EXCITING NEW WATER/LAND COMBO PRODUCT FOR LAKE KARIBA
Zambezi Cruise Safaris is a new product to be launched in July 2015.
It will combining luxury cruising on Lake Kariba with unique safari lodges and camps that border the Zambezi River and its environs.
Zambezi Cruise Safaris (ZCS) will have an independent website and a booking office that can put together 4-5 to 12-14 night packages tailor-made with a combination of the partner products to suit every budget as well as offering lodge/lake packages at negotiated rates.
This will be a safari experience like no other you have experienced in Africa.
The Zambezi Cruise Safaris Partner Properties to date are:-
Dunhu Ramambo/Umbozha Houseboats, (Lodges in Selous and houseboats on Lake Kariba)
Bumi Hills Safari Lodge and Spa, (Lake Kariba)
Forever Africa Safaris, (tented camps Matopos/Hwange/Matusadona)
Musango Island Safari Camp, (Lake Kariba)
Natureways Safaris, (tented camps & canoeing, Mana Pools National Park)
Rhino Safari Camp, (Lake Kariba)
Xstream Marine, (fishing professionals, Lake Kariba)
A typical Zambezi Cruise Safari itinerary might be put together as follows;
Day 1: Arrive Harare International Airport. Road transfer (1.10 hrs) to Pamuzinda or Chengeta Lodges, afternoon of activities & dinner.
Day 2 -5: Early breakfast and road transfer to Mana Pools Main Gate or Chirundu (4hrs) to transfer to a Mana Pools ZCS partner days 3 & 4 in Mana.
Day 5-8: Early breakfast and road transfer from Mana Main Gate or Chirundu to Kariba (2 hrs). Board one of the Umbozha Houseboats by lunch for a 3 night cruise on Lake Kariba.
Day 8-10: Disembark directly from the houseboat after breakfast for a fast boat transfer to one of the ZCS partner lodge/safari camp products in the Matusadona .
Day 10-12: Boat transfer back to Kariba for an Air Zimbabwe or charter flight to Victoria Falls to one of the ZCS partner properties.
Day 13: flight out of Victoria Falls.
For more information about this new product, contact any of the partner properties on the above links.
ZAMBEZI VALLEY
PUBLIC WALKING IN MANA POOLS – RECENT CONTROVERSY
There has recently been a great deal of controversy in social and other media centred around the issue of whether visiting members of the public are to continue to be allowed to walk "unguided" in Mana Pools National Park. In the recently-published draft of the ZimParks Tariffs for 2015 (not yet gazetted), there is a confusing reference to rules pertaining to "tours" stating that "tours must be guided..." By implication this clause could be intended to mean "no unguided walking". Many have interpreted it to mean a ban on public walking - a unique privilege which has been in place in this Park for many years. This has caused outrage on Social Media.
Conservation organisation, The Zambezi Society, which represents the interests of the visiting public to places like Mana Pools, has engaged the ZimParks Authority for clarification on this, as have other visitor representatives. The Society recently conducted a consultation survey regarding visitor behaviour to Mana Pools via its website. This was in response to recent worrying reports emanating from the Park about inappropriate behaviour and flouting of the Park regulations on the part of some visitors, (e.g. wildlife photographers disturbing animals by approaching too closely and crowding them, off-road driving, use of spotlights at night, littering etc). "It has been noted" states The Zambezi Society "that the perpetrators of the abuse are a relatively small percentage of the local and foreign visiting public as well as some tour operators. It would be a travesty if, as custodians alongside Zimbabwe's Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZPWMA), we allow the situation to deteriorate. This would inevitably result in draconian restrictions being imposed on tourism, thus reducing the area to a "typical game park" as opposed to a singularly unique environment with global significance as a UNESCO World Heritage Site."
In consultation with the Park Management, tour operators, photographers and members of the public, the Zambezi Society set about drafting a comprehensive Code of Conduct for Visitors to Mana Pools, aimed at creating awareness of the problems and providing clear guidelines for future visitor behaviour in the Park. However, this is now on hold pending clarification of the "guided tours" controversy.
Wild Zambezi urges the public to wait for the outcome of negotiations and clarification of this issue.
In the meantime, if this issue is important to you, please take time to read some important guidelines in Wild Zambezi's Travel Advice section. In particular see:-
Respect the Wild (a previous wilderness Code of Conduct published by The Zambezi Society)
ATTENTION: AFRICA BUSH CAMPS INTERNATIONAL CLIENTS!
FREE FLIGHTS INTO MANA POOLS - MAY-JUNE
International visitors who are spending 6 nights in Mana Pools with African Bush Camps are in for a treat.
If they travel between now and the end of June 2015, they will benefit from FREE flights into the Park in conjunction with Safari Logistics (the company's sister travel and transfer company)!
African Bush Camps operates two properties in Mana Pools:-
- The luxurious Kanga Camp set inland alongside a pan which is a magnet for wildlife, especially in the dry months of the year (May-Oct), and
- The more adventurous Zambezi Life Styles tented camp which offers a river-based bush experience with canoeing on the Zambezi River.
The idea is that guests can divide their 6 nights between Kanga Camp and Zambezi Life Style and create their own combination of a riverside and an inland experience, thus making the most of this extraordinarily beautiful and relatively untouched World Heritage Site and wildlife area.
Flight routings included are Victoria Falls, Hwange, Matusadona and Mana Pools.
Note that this special offer is only valid for INTERNATIONAL guests travelling between now and the end of June. Flights to and from Harare are not included and will be quoted separately.
For more information and contact details, (or to write a Review of your experience), see this link: African Bush Camps
NEW MANA POOLS CAMP ON VIDEO
Kavinga Safari Camp is under construction in the southern section of Mana Pools, overlooking the upper reaches of the Ruckomechi River and only 9 kilometers from the famous and very wild Chitake Spring. Wild Zambezi was delighted to visit recently and is pleased to report that the building is progressing well. The raised platforms which will house individual tented chalets offer the most magnificent views over a waterhole, the flat, elephant-frequented, Ruckomechi river-bed below, and the Zambezi Escarpment mountains beyond.
The company has created a promotional video in advance of its completion later this year.
Check it out on their Wild Zambezi.com webpage at this link: Kavinga Safari Camp
FAMIILY FUN AT JECHA POINT
Jecha Point Fishing Lodge on the banks of the Zambezi River just downstream from Chirundu has had a busy family time at the lodge during the April holidays. They offer comfortable and informal chalet accommodation on a fully-catered or self-catering basis, as well as a campsite with a newly-completed ablution block.
In their latest newsletter, they report that every so often, they have a few experienced anglers visit who show them all how it's done! Ethan Fennell (pictured) was just such a pro when he came to visit with his family!
He says "I had the most wonderful time at Jecha Point and caught several nice fish which I was lucky enough to be able to release!! I caught my fish using live mbiri- they fought so hard and jumped a lot which was so so exciting!! One got stuck around the motor but Alan managed to get him off! My mum and I loved it so much we did not want to come back to Harare! Love Ethan"
Ethan has inspired the Jecha team to start a Junior Championship Board at the camp!
"All kids up to the age of 16 are eligible! Biggest caught and released fish at the end of the year will win a prize! (littlies can have Mom or Dad help out a bit). Jecha is a real family holiday spot and the kids love nothing more than fishing, swimming and seeing all the animals wandering around the camp. There are no TVs in camp so it's only good clean fun to be had! It's pretty awesome to see kids being kids and not being glued to some or other screen!"
Mother's Day Special at Jecha Point - valid for the week 10 - 17th May Book your family in and Mum stays for free!
For more information and contact details, see this link: Jecha Point Fishing Lodge
.VICTORIA FALLS
THE NEW VIC FALLS AIRPORT:
DOES IT RIVAL JOHANNESBURG AS A HUB FOR TRAVEL INTO SOUTHERN AFRICA?
In a recent article about progress on the upgraded International Airport at Victoria Falls, Southern African Tourism Update has asked readers to comment on whether or not they think O R Tambo airport in Johannesburg could potentially lose out to the new, improved Vic Falls facility, as a hub for tourism to the region.
This may not be as far-fetched as it seems.
Colin Fryer of Centre Stage Travel in Cape Town thinks that Victoria Falls will be a very attractive alternative.
He comments: "The evolution of this airport is a regional game changer. Getting pax directly to a destination rather than hub and spoke is far more attractive and as such, the entire region which is well endowed with a rich tapestry of attractive pulls, will now be serviced by airlines directly from source markets."
It appears that the major challenges faced by the Johannesburg hub are things like "draconian entry visa regulations created in South Africa when gauged against the softening of the same regime in Zimbabwe/Zambia & Botswana" , the high cost of domestic routes in Southern Africa, punitive airport taxes, and an apparent disconnect between the actions of government agencies and the efforts of the tourism industry to attract visitors and investment.
The Victoria Falls, on the other hand, is situated right at the heart of the newly-created KAZA (Kavango/Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area), which covers approximately 520 000 square kilometres and is similar in size to France. This is the largest tourism-focused, conservation area in the world.
The US$150m (R1.7bn) upgrades to the International Airport at Victoria Falls (situated 22km south of town) are on track and scheduled to be completed by the end of September this year.
"This airport upgrading project is set to provide the perfect backdrop for inbound tourism to the region as well as become the region's top meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions centre," the Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe (CAAZ) said in a statement.
The new runway will cater for wide-bodied aircraft, such as the Boeing 747-400, B777 and Airbus A340. The current runway is being extended into a parallel taxiway, and a new international passenger terminal with a handling capacity of 1.5 million passengers per year is under construction (see picture). The existing terminal building will be also converted into a fully-fledged domestic terminal. The upgrades also include the construction of a new control tower and fire station.
Facilities include:-
· Check-in counters with modern technology.
· Airside shuttle bus service.
· Ten Immigration counters and three baggage carousels in the International Arrivals Hall.
· Increased duty free and retail space.
· First, business-class and smoking lounges.
· Landside restaurants and coffee shops.
· Banking facilities that accommodate Visa and MasterCard transactions.
· Free WiFi.
· Bureau de change, car hire and taxis services.
The Zimbabwean CAA also said there are future plans to build an airport hotel in the medium term.
Read the original article and join the Tourism Update debate via this WildZambezi.com link: Vic Falls Airport Upgrades on Track
WILD HORIZONS' THREE NEW VIC FALLS PRODUCTS FOR 2015!
Victoria Falls Tour Operators, Wild Horizons have officially announced the introduction of their three exciting new products for 2015.
The Elephant Camp West: is a brand new extension to the existing, award-winning Elephant Camp. It is designed to match the original, but is aimed at exclusive use, for groups and families.
The Lookout Cafe: provides delicious meals, exciting cocktails, ice cold refreshments, and free Wi-Fi.... all from a unique perspective, perched 120m above the turbulent rapids of the Zambezi River, overhanging the giant chasm of the Batoka Gorge, just down-river of the iconic Victoria Falls Bridge.
The Zambezi Royal: is the latest addition to the Wild Horizons river cruise fleet, and Wild Horizons' newest stand-alone product. The 28 seater single-level cruise boat offers a unique and intimate way to take an evening cruise along the Zambezi River in spacious luxury. The boat is the first of its kind, custom built to maximize comfort, style, practicality and service. It offers various courses of gourmet hot and cold canapés, imported wines and sparkling wines, premium brand drinks and a cocktail menu, along with free Wi-Fi.
Departure Times:
Summer: 1st September to 30th April - departs at 16.30 returns at 18.30
Winter: 1st May to 31st August - departs at 16.00 returns at 18.00.
(Collection from major Victoria Falls hotels/lodges approximately 30 minutes before departure of the cruise.)
Transfers: Note that as from 1 May 2015, all Wild Horizons Activity Transfers are now operating on the winter timings transfer schedule - early morning activities are 30 minutes later, and sunset cruises are 30 minutes earlier)
For more information and contact details (or to write a Travel Review), see these links:-
VIC FALLS RECREATIONAL PARK WILL OPEN IN 2017
The Africa Albida Tourism group have issued a statement correcting erroneous recent media statements about their planned $18 million historical and recreational park, Santonga, which will cover 80ha in Victoria Falls.
"Santonga is an education, entertainment and conservation park, set to open in Victoria Falls in 2017, and it will tell the story of Victoria Falls, not only through its wildlife, but also its rich history and culture.... There will be no caged wildlife on display at Santonga, as incorrectly stated in the media, nor will it resemble the "Africa" Kingdom in the USA, Africa Park in Dubai and similar facilities in China," said the statement.
Africa Albida Tourism group chairman Dave Glynn explained: "It is getting pretty horrifying to learn how much and how quickly wildlife populations are under threat across Africa from poaching, range loss, habitat loss and a host of other, mainly human, interventions. At Santonga we will be placing a huge emphasis on wildlife education and conservation to try to help expose as much as we can and hopefully to become a funding node for many aspects of area wildlife preservation and research."
Santonga is also the story of people and the rich history that the area can boast. Visitors to Santonga will be taken on a highly interactive journey through time from the region's very beginnings.
Africa Albida Tourism is a hospitality group which incoporates the following iconic Victoria Falls properties:-
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge, Victoria Falls Safari Club and Victoria Falls Safari Suites
TAIL ENDER....it's an oldy... but it's a goody...!
(Thanks to Africa This is Why I Live Here)
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