14/09/2026
Last year, Will and Chantelle joined us for a few days in the Lower Zambezi and Kafue National Park, travelling through our two Lower Zambezi camps and Musekese Camp in early May.
I was particularly keen for them to capture something we don’t always see in safari content: the detail of what a typical safari actually looks and feels like in the early, or “low”, season.
And I think they really nailed it.
From the logistics and flights, arriving into Lusaka and getting out into the parks, to the little things that matter once you’re in camp — power, showers, soap, meals, daily routines and everything in between — they go into the minutiae that can be incredibly useful when deciding what a safari at this time of year is really like.
Is early May worth it? What are the camps like? How do you get there? What actually happens during a day in camp?
It’s a great, honest insight into how our camps operate and what guests can expect — without glossing over the practical details.
Tune in and have a look for yourself. 👇
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