Wildlife delights in Zambia
Sometimes when you go on a wildlife holiday everything clicks, the right animals and birds are in the right places at the right time - as was the case in South Luangwa. On our first game drive we had wild dog, tree climbing leopard, lion and a multitude of elephants.
The visit to the bats was something difficult to describe but to watch around 9 million bats leaving the roost at dusk and returning at daybreak is something to behold.
In the Bangweulu wetlands of Northern Zambia and with the help of ecologist Frank Willems, we were able to find the prehistoric looking shoebill. The swamps are currently suffering from a long period of drought before the rains so we were able to crawl, army style, through the undergrowth to capture this photo. It was a memorable experience.
Richard & Marion travelled on our photographic tour to Kasanka & South Luangwa, however we can tailor make a similar itinerary to your exact dates & requirements.
