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Participate in this incredible once-in-a-lifetime hands-on wildlife veterinary safari and contribute directly to conservation! -
Gorillas, gorillas and abundant game….. This best seller is aimed at those who are a short on time, but keen to see some game as well as gorillas on their safari. You’ll have ample time to trek endangered mountain gorillas twice, as well as enjoy abundant game viewing in Queen Elizabeth National park. -
This safari has been created to offer an exclusive experience to an exclusive group…. Come to Africa for a brand-new wildlife experience, uncovering more amazing wildlife secrets and joining Dr Peter Brothers and local veterinarians, trekking reat Apes, unique wildlife and Rainforests in Uganda! -
Participate in this incredible once-in-a-lifetime hands-on wildlife veterinary safari and contribute directly to conservation! -
Combine the impressive Victoria Falls with Zambia’s top safari destination - South Luangwa and experience the major highlights of this destination. The Luangwa Valley, which marks the end of the Great Rift Valley, is one of the last unspoiled wilderness areas and possibly the finest wildlife sanctuary in Africa. The Luangwa River flows into the Zambezi River - just below the Lower Zambezi National Park. Livingstone is home to one of 7 natural wonders of the world, the Victoria Falls, and offers many opportunities, both adrenaline filled and more sedate, to view this amazing site. There are game viewing opportunities too, with a chance to see the white rhino in Mosi-Oa-Tunya National Park and river trips on the Zambezi River. Tips on activities on offer: South Luangwa: walking, game drives (day and night), Kawaza Village Tour, Tribal Textiles tour (for souvenirs), Chipembele Wildlife Orphanage visit. Livingstone: Victoria Falls visit, Livingstone Island lunch/high tea, cultural tours, sunset cruises, canoeing, whitewater rafting, bungee jumping, microlighting – this list is continuously being increased, contact us at time of booking for more. -
Malawi is a landlocked country, running down the end of the Great Rift Valley. Dominated by Lake Malawi, the third largest lake in Africa, the surrounding country is exceptionally beautiful with dramatic scenery that includes rocky outcrops, high mountains, plateaus and views across what is considered to be Africa’s most beautiful lake. Malawi is known as the “Warm Heart of Africa” and as a people the Malawians live up to this name. They are extremely friendly and welcoming. There are many market scenes, road side stalls, cottage industries that a visitor can comfortably visit. With both the scenery and the culture Malawi is a great country to drive in. What better way than to explore this magical country than to spend a week and a half in southern Malawi on safari and end off at the romantic Lake of stars, Lake Malawi. From game viewing experiences, tracking the elusive rhino, cultural experiences to relaxing on the beautiful shores of Lake Malawi, the safari is guaranteed to please. Tips on activities on offer: Mkulumadzi: walking, game drives, boating, hiking and cultural tours. Mvuu: walking, game drives, boating, hiking, rhino tracking and cultural tours. Pumulani: birding, kayaking, boating, sailing, fishing, scuba diving, snorkeling, water-skiing, fun-tubing, sunset cruises, picnic tours plus village tour. -
The Robin Pope Safaris’ Mobile Walking Safaris have long been known as the best wilderness experience of the South Luangwa. After a night at Nkwali, the party drives to the north of the park where they will walk for five days covering approximately 10km a day, following the Mupamadzi River. This clear river is a major tributary of the Luangwa. The area is remote and wild, the terrain and habitats varied and the game shy and unused to man. From ants to buffalo, a bird's nest to tracking a lion, you will learn the many facets of the bush. The fully serviced mobile camp is extremely comfortable and well-equipped with walk-in tents and full bedding. The shower is under a tree and the toilet is a bush loo with a wooden throne. Meals of a high standard are served under the open sky. A final night at Tena Tena or Nsefu completes the safari. -
This course is aimed at Veterinary students/young Veterinarians and offers the opportunity for course delegates to be exposed to wildlife veterinary practice in South Africa. During the course delegates will gain technical knowledge and skills involved in the immobilisation and conservation of wildlife. -
Explore one of Africa’s most magnificent wildlife-watching destinations on this journey through South Luangwa National Park, As the pioneer destination for walking safaris, South Luangwa is renowned for its wildlife, from great herds of elephants and a wealth of top predators to a staggering array of birds. -
This safari covers two of the premier parks in Zambia - The South Luangwa and Lower Zambezi as well as Livingstone, home to the spectacular Victoria Falls. The Luangwa Valley, which marks the end of the Great Rift Valley, is one of the last unspoiled wilderness areas and possibly the finest wildlife sanctuary in Africa. The Luangwa River flows into the Zambezi River - just below the Lower Zambezi National Park. This park, scenically bordered by an impressive escarpment, has excellent game, which can be viewed from either the river or by land. Quietly drifting past a huge elephant feeding on the river bank is a great experience. Livingstone is home to one of 7 natural wonders of the world, the Victoria Falls, and offers many opportunities, both adrenaline filled and more sedate, to view this amazing site. There are game viewing opportunities too, with a chance to see the white rhino in Mosi-Oa-Tunya National Park and river trips on the Zambezi River. Combining these three areas in Zambia offers you an exceptional safari. Tips on activities on offer: South Luangwa: walking, game drives (day and night), Kawaza Village Tour, Tribal Textiles tour (for souvenirs), Chipembele Wildlife Orphanage visit. Lower Zambezi: boating, game drives, walking, canoeing, fishing. Livingstone: Victoria Falls visit, Livingstone Island lunch/high tea, cultural tours, sunset cruises, canoeing, whitewater rafting, bungee jumping, microlighting – this list is continuously being increased, contact us at time of booking for more.
