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Two Rivers Safari

Two Rivers Safari 

The Luangwa Valley marks the end of the Great Rift Valley and is one of the last unspoilt wilderness areas and possibly the finest wildlife sanctuary in Africa The Luangwa River flows into the Zambezi River – This park, scenically bordered by an impressive escarpment, has excellent game, which can be viewed from either the river or by land. 

Itinerary

Day 1 : Nkwali Camp

On arrival at Lusaka International Airport, you will be met by a Robin Pope Safaris’ representative who will have a name board with your names. He/She will assist you with immigration and customs clearing then check in for your flight to Mfuwe, South Luangwa. The flight is on average one hour. At Mfuwe International Airport a guide from Robin Pope Safaris will meet you. The drive to Nkwali Camp is 1 hour through colourful local scenes of villages, agriculture as well as bush. Nkwali Camp has a wide view of the Luangwa River. On Robin’s private land, and overlooking the South Luangwa National Park, Nkwali is ideally situated for the start of your safari. The six rooms all look out over the river and have open air bathrooms. Depending on your arrival time in the day you will enjoy a lunch looking out over the lagoon to the back of Nkwali or if in the afternoon for tea and the afternoon and night game drive.
Day 2 – 3 : Nkwali Camp
At dawn breakfast is served around the campfire. The porridge heated on the fire and toast cooked by the coals. The morning walk or drive will leave soon after, entering the park by boat from the camp or by the nearby pontoon. The game in the area is excellent – and includes many family herds of elephants and the endemic species of giraffe, the Thornicroft Giraffe. A mid-morning break of tea, coffee and cake will be taken at a scenic point on a lagoon or the Luangwa River. Return to camp for lunch around mid-day. After lunch you can cool off in the swimming pool or siesta. Following tea you will go out on an afternoon game drive that continues into the early night giving the chance to see the nocturnal world, returning to camp about 20.00 hrs with dinner generally at 20.30.
Day 4 : Nsefu Camp
After an early breakfast, a transfer game drive through the park takes you to a crossing point on the Luangwa River. The Nsefu staff will meet the party, who will cross the river by boat or by vehicle, and then enjoy a 45 minute drive to camp, game viewing on route. Nsefu was the first game camp in Zambia and dates back to the early fifties. The Nsefu Sector was recognised then as a phenomenal area and it still is. Robin Pope Safaris owns the only two camps in this sector of the Park. There are six round rondavels with luxurious en suite facilities and each room has a clear view of the sweeping bend of the Luangwa River through large windows and from the wooden verandahs. On arrival you will be shown to your rondavel and then lunch will be served followed by a well deserved siesta before the afternoon and evening game drive. (Note: option of booking Tena Tena for the 4 nights).
Day 5 – 7 Nsefu Camp
A few days for a chance to drive or walk through the ebony groves. Or you may decide this is an ideal day, depending on the heat and time of year, to explore the Nsefu Sector of the National Park possibly with an all day picnic drive to the salt pans that will cover different habitats and is an exceptional day’s safari.
Day 8 : Stanley Safari Lodge
On arrival at Livingstone International Airport a representative from Stanley Safaris will meet you and transfer you to the lodge (20 mins), where you will settle into your accommodation. Stanley Safari Lodge is located on the hills overlooking the Zambezi River and Victoria Falls in a bush location. Accommodation is in 10 uniquely designed chalets that are constructed of teak and local stone and are open fronted or more colonial style brick and tiled rooms which are closed. Each with a private balcony ensuring spectacular views overlooking the Zambezi River and suites have plunge pools.

Day 9 – 10 : Stanley Safari Lodge

There is a wide range of activities on offer in the area that can be booked at the lodge these include trips to see the falls, town museums and markets and sunset cruises. For the more adventurous, Livingstone boasts a whole host of adrenaline filled activities including whitewater rafting, bungee jumping and micro lighting. Or you may just wish to rest in camp and enjoy the spectacular scenery and peaceful atmosphere. The day will end with a relaxed dinner and perhaps drinks in the wine cellar.
Day 11 : Transit
After breakfast, a morning activity time permitting then a transfer back to Livingstone airport for your onward flight.

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Two Rivers Safari

Safari South Luangwa and Livingstone

Safari South Luangwa and Livingstone is a 10  night experience in the Luangwa Valley and Victoria Falls at Livingstone.

This combination of exciting safari destinations is packed with adventure.
In South Luangwa your lodge is on the banks of the river where leopards freely roam.  Exceptional game viewing on drives or walks.
Livingstone buzzes with activity from microflights to elephant back safari or walks with cheetah.

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The small town of Livingstone used to be Zambia’s capital but later moved to Lusaka (too many mosquitos).
Also known as Maramba and named after David Livingstone, the town offers a myriad of activities (https://www.afrizim.com/activities/livingstone.html)
The Livingstone Museum offers insight into the cultural development of the country. 
There is also the Ethnography and Art Gallery, a natural history section.

For lovers of the steam engine visit the Railway Museum on Chishimba Falls road. 
At Gwembe see a large collection of crocs and snakes.

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Highlights South Luangwa (7 nights)

■ walking, day and night game drives 
■ Kawaza village tour
■ tour to Tribal Textiles for souveniers
■ visit to Chipembele Wildlife Orphanage in Livingstone 
■ Victoria Falls visit
■ Livingstone Island lunch / high tea
■ cultural tours, sunset cruises
■ lion walks,  bungee, microlights
■ elephant rides, canoeing 

Marking the end of the Great Rift Valley is the South Luangwa Natiohnal Park, one of the last unspoilt wilderness areas and possibly the finest wildlife sanctuary in Africa.

  Not only is there an impressive array of wildlife, but approx. 400 species of birds.  Birds of prey represent some 30 species and migrants 47 species.

Wildlife is in abundance here, from waterbuck, hippos, zebra, to lion, leopard and civet cats. 

Adding to this richness of natural beauty are the trees such as mopane, leadwood, marula and tamarind. 

As the home of the walking safari, this experience is the most authentic way of game viewing.   An experience like none other with your every sense on high alert.  Listen to the sound of the bush and the smells carried on the wind.