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Bushwalks, Wildlife & Falls
Destination: Zambia
Duration: 11 days
Trip Type: Tailor Made
Price: From £3,595 / €4,135 per person
Duration: 11 days
Trip Type: Tailor Made
Price: From £3,595 / €4,135 per person
Trip Highlights
• Getting close to nature - walking safaris provide an truly intimate bush experience
• Excellent guiding on the bushwalks and game drives
• The thrill of seeing herds of buffalo roaming, mounds of hippos basking or hearing the warning calls of baboons
• Sitting round the campfire under the stars and listening to the noctural sounds in the midst of the African bush
• Visiting the awesome Victoria Falls
• Excellent guiding on the bushwalks and game drives
• The thrill of seeing herds of buffalo roaming, mounds of hippos basking or hearing the warning calls of baboons
• Sitting round the campfire under the stars and listening to the noctural sounds in the midst of the African bush
• Visiting the awesome Victoria Falls
Itinerary
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How to Book
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Cost of Trip: From £3,595/ €4,195 per person
Cost is based on deparutres in May, June & November 2010, on 2 people sharing and includes all international and domestic flights, accommodation, transfers, meals and activities as in the Trip Dossier.
This trip operates from 1st June - 31st October each year.
This trip operates from 1st June - 31st October each year.
What this Trip Contributes
The lodge owners in the South Luangwa National Park have been highly active in supporting local community projects, including providing books, material, teacher salaries and high school scholarships to the local school, and has provided funds to help in the building of an outpatient clinic in the local village.
The Lodge is locally owned and managed, and their training scheme has enabled locally employed staff to work their way through the ranks and become part of the guiding team that the lodge is proud of and renowned for.
Accommodating a maximum of 14 guests, the lodge provides a unique experience for guests to experience the wildlife and culture without being overwhelming.
Guests to the lodge are invited to bring items to support the local school, such as deflated footballs/netballs, educational posters and maps for the classroom walls, rain and temperature gauges for recording the weather, skipping ropes / Tennis balls / Volleyball net, dice and blocks to use in mathematics classes, coloured pens, pencils and crayons and medical supplies such as ointments, eye drops, antibiotics, bandages, plasters etc.
The Lodge is locally owned and managed, and their training scheme has enabled locally employed staff to work their way through the ranks and become part of the guiding team that the lodge is proud of and renowned for.
Accommodating a maximum of 14 guests, the lodge provides a unique experience for guests to experience the wildlife and culture without being overwhelming.
Guests to the lodge are invited to bring items to support the local school, such as deflated footballs/netballs, educational posters and maps for the classroom walls, rain and temperature gauges for recording the weather, skipping ropes / Tennis balls / Volleyball net, dice and blocks to use in mathematics classes, coloured pens, pencils and crayons and medical supplies such as ointments, eye drops, antibiotics, bandages, plasters etc.
