Chirundu, Zambia Travel Blogs

Easy Peasy Zambezi
Nov 5, 2007 (42 photos)

... my internship coordinator Jen. We went to the Kiambi Lodge near Lower Zambezi National Park, where the Zambezi River divides Zambia and Zimbabwe. It was a beautiful getaway and we really appreciated the fresh - but extremely hot - air. Lusaka is ...

Bridge Camp
Aug 8, 2006 (6 photos)

... they have and you like. Languages vary so much from one country to another. You can meet some people here in Zambia that speak about 8 languages from the different tribes. English is commonly spoken here in Zambia. Similar to Malawi, they learn English ...

Bridge Camp
Oct 1, 2009

In the morning we packed and went swiftly.. we thought we would get to Lusaka (the Capital) about midday and planned to eat lunch at a place called Ghandi's.. very nice Indian thalli’s and Chai.. stocked up with food and fuel and headed out.. It ...

A river runs through it (a three day canoe trip)
Jun 27, 2009 (13 photos)

Ahhh, lovely….calmly we stroke the water with our paddles as the current of the Mighty Zambezi silently does the rest. Peace and tranquillity is all around us…the cry of a hunting Fish Eagle echoes from afar…..Ahhh, Africa….. ...

Bridge Camp Luangwa
Aug 9, 2009 (3 photos)

Bridge Camp Luangwa 9th & 10th August 2009 The drive from Lusaka to Bridge Camp was really good. We had expected the Great East Road to be of poor surface quality, but it has recently been upgraded and apart from a small stretch of potholes it is a ...

Back to Lusaka and then on towards Zimbabwe
Aug 18, 1988

No time to get to Mana Pools so we stopped off in a motel.

Makuti
Jul 12, 2007 (10 photos)

05 July We left Chimoio at 7 and reached the Zimbabwe border by 9 - right on schedule. As we were the only people crossing the border at this crossing and time, the entire procedure took less than 30 minutes. In spite of the problems Zimbabwe is ...

Mana Pools on the Zambezi River
Aug 19, 1988

Saw my first 5-legged elephant and nearly got my hand nibbled by a hyena in my sleep.