Your safari starts in The South Luangwa National Park considered to be one of the greatest wildlife sanctuaries left in the world. There are over 60 animal species and 400 bird species to be found in The Park. There will be stays at three beautiful luxury camps, all very intimate and special. All the camps use the Luangwa River and its ox bow lakes system as the focus of activity. During the “Emerald Season” which is the rainy season January to March, travel between camps is done by boat with the opportunity of exploring large lagoons formed by the ox-bow lake system.
The camps vary from classic “rondavel” (this was the first camp ever built in The Luangwa National Park in 1951) to luxury tents and a combination tent and chalet design, all overlook the Luangwa river and its flood plains. There is the opportunity to take a private guided five day walking safari staying overnight in small mobile tented camps. There are also many specialist tours available such as carnivore week and photographic safaris.
Another unique safari holiday in South Luangwa designed for families is "The Grand House" concept. There are a series of luxury houses especially designed to cater for families. Each luxury house has its own guide/manager, chef and staff together with their own private safari vehicle and when on the river its own boats.
From a six or seven day safari in South Luangwa what better way to unwind than a flight to Malawi and the ultimate beach holiday on the shores of the majestic crystal waters of Lake Malawi. The luxury lodge is set high on the shores of the lake affording wonderful views of the lake itself. The lake is home to the largest fresh water tropical fish in any lake in the world. Snorkeling, kayaking and sailing are just some of the ways to unwind. Why not take a sunset cruise on an authentic arab dhow. For the more watersport orientated there is water skiing and other motor water sports.
There is an option to stay for a couple of days on Mumbo Island and feel the lifestyle of Robinson Crusoe. Rooms with thatched roofs, no electricity (lighting is by hurricane lamp) and your evening bath with fire heated hot water. Here, kayaking and living the simple life is the way to go.
The camps vary from classic “rondavel” (this was the first camp ever built in The Luangwa National Park in 1951) to luxury tents and a combination tent and chalet design, all overlook the Luangwa river and its flood plains. There is the opportunity to take a private guided five day walking safari staying overnight in small mobile tented camps. There are also many specialist tours available such as carnivore week and photographic safaris.
Another unique safari holiday in South Luangwa designed for families is "The Grand House" concept. There are a series of luxury houses especially designed to cater for families. Each luxury house has its own guide/manager, chef and staff together with their own private safari vehicle and when on the river its own boats.
From a six or seven day safari in South Luangwa what better way to unwind than a flight to Malawi and the ultimate beach holiday on the shores of the majestic crystal waters of Lake Malawi. The luxury lodge is set high on the shores of the lake affording wonderful views of the lake itself. The lake is home to the largest fresh water tropical fish in any lake in the world. Snorkeling, kayaking and sailing are just some of the ways to unwind. Why not take a sunset cruise on an authentic arab dhow. For the more watersport orientated there is water skiing and other motor water sports.
There is an option to stay for a couple of days on Mumbo Island and feel the lifestyle of Robinson Crusoe. Rooms with thatched roofs, no electricity (lighting is by hurricane lamp) and your evening bath with fire heated hot water. Here, kayaking and living the simple life is the way to go.
Extend the safari by visiting a series of camps in Malawian National Parks
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