Newsletter Articles

Chundukwa - A Zambezi bush camp near Victoria Falls
Author Richard Smith

Richard reports on one of our favourite lodges in the Livingstone area where among other things clients can enjoy elephant back and horse riding, flights over the Falls - in planes or helicopters - and canoeing trips on the Zambezi River lasting anything from an afternoon to three days.

Hide & Seak
Author David Bell  

David reports on the great game viewing and the wonderful photographic opportunities possible from concealed hides.

Aardvark Goes Mobile
Author: David Bell

David Bell, the most recent recruit to Aardvark’s Hampshire office had the chance to re-visit Zambia and sample a walking safari in the South Luangwa Valley earlier in the summer. 

The most recent recruit to Aardvark’s sales team is Jo Netscher who has spent the last couple of years working in Africa. Here she recounts a couple of incidents from her time in Kenya and Zambia.

Cinyanja words still ring in my ears and roll off my tongue. During the recent hot London summer I donned my chitenge (sarong) and chitambala (headscarf) and moved through my daily routine with the imagined sounds of a Kunda tribal village filling my head like a spirited melody.

Fresh from the latest Aardvark visit to Zambia, Victoria Langmead confirms that Africa’s pre-eminent wilderness region still retains its lasting appeal.

Zambia reminds Jane Cox of the Botswana she knew 15 years ago.

Charlie Gray is rather suspicious of luxury lodges and camps. It’s all too easy, he says, to concentrate so hard on the décor and soft furnishings and lose sight of what’s really important on safari: the quality of the guides and the character of your hosts. On his recent trip to Zambia, he found both guides and hosts at their best.

John returns to Livingstone where he finds a city revitalised since his last visit.

Private houses in Zambia – perfect for family holidays.