Why the Lower Zambezi Should Be Your Next Safari Destination
Far from the crowds and close to the wild, the Lower Zambezi blends water, wilderness, and culture in a way few places can. Explore what makes it one of Africa’s most compelling safari destinations.
Highlights of Zambezi Grande’s 2024 Season
This year, Zambezi Grande welcomed visitors from over 35 countries, each drawn by the call of Africa’s wild heart. Guests from all corners of the globe shared the lodge’s intimate connection to the river, wildlife, and the unique charm of the region.
A Seasonal Guide to the Lower Zambezi
Whether you’re captivated by the wildlife encounters of the dry season or the lush, bird-filled splendour of the green season, Zambezi Grande, operating from 1 April to 30 November each year, offers a range of experiences in the wild.
The Majestic African Fish Eagle: Discover Fascinating Facts
The African Fish Eagle, with its regal appearance and haunting call, is a symbol of the untamed wilderness. Found near rivers, lakes, and wetlands across Africa, this magnificent bird of prey holds a special place in our hearts. In this blog post, we delve into a few lesser-known facts about the African Fish Eagle, unveiling […]
Migratory Birds
The migration trends of birds within Southern Africa and the Lower Zambezi are fascinating, to say the least. Here are a few cool facts about these birds and what makes their habits and patterns special. They can cover large distances – This means crossing countries within the continent and even leaving one continent altogether. Temperature […]
Brown Hooded Kingfishers: misconceptions and fascinating truths
The Brown Hooded Kingfisher is certainly a beautiful sighting for anyone who loves birding but their habits are just as interesting as their appearance. We recently sat down to chat with our team of experts and they shared a few pieces of information that left us rather speechless. Here’s what you might not know about […]
African Pitta Bird
The African Angola Pitta is a species of bird in the Pittidae family. It is found across Africa in most countries, but most importantly it can be spotted in Zambia. The African Pitta is an intra-African breeding migrant, breeding in southern and south-central Africa around November-December, and then heading back out to the equatorial Africa […]
