Birding in the Lower Zambezi
From Carmine Bee-eaters to the elusive African Pitta, the Lower Zambezi’s 400-plus bird species promise remarkable sightings and shifting spectacles for birders and safari-goers alike.
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.
Meet the Chengetai Project
At Zambezi Grande, it’s no secret that we’re big on empowering our local community. Whether it’s providing work opportunities, contributing to the economy through tourism or giving back through one of many initiatives, we’re always ready to lend a hand to the place and people that we love. Our Chengetai Tree Project is no different. […]
Why conservation is a huge part of what we do
The 22nd September marks World Rhino Day. Unfortunately, there are no rhino to be found in the Lower Zambezi National Park due to the devastating impact of poaching, which has left us missing this crucial member of the Big 5. Although many who visit us often combine trips to other locations in Zambia or Africa in […]
World Water Day and the Zambezi River
For millions of people across Southern Africa, the Zambezi River serves as a highway, a fishing ground, a water feature, a laundromat, and a place to bathe. From its source in the highlands of North-Western Zambia, the river winds over two and half thousand kilometers through five Southern African countries before fanning out into a […]
