A report, and some great photos, from Zambia, one of my favourite countries. Thanks Samuel Marlin.
Zambia, 2019: Samuel Marlin, 21 days & 46 species including Wild Dog, Bushy-tailed Mongoose, Honey Badger and Sitatunga.
Jon
New Trip Report: Zambia
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Great trip report ~ so thorough and lots of wonderful photos. My husband and I lead safaris to Zambia as a volunteer for a non-profit called Dazzle Africa (dazzleafrica.org) and absolutely love The South Luangwa National Park and Zambia. We are leading a safari in February and March for the emerald season which is a stunning time to be there. We still have room for a few more in case you or anyone reading would like to see Zambia all dressed up in gorgeous green… and it’s the birthing season! Departure dates of February 21st and March 1st.