My first safari in South Luangwa september 2014

[BRACQUENE]

It is often said that you always remember your first love and this is certainly true for a safari ; so it was always my intention to return to the fabulous camps of Remote African Safaris  Because I love walking I regret not to have  visited  North Luangwa and their famous Mwaleshi Camp but this will be done in 2020  ;  in the meantime since last july Takwela also in the North was added to their portfolio and allows you to drive in that remote area of Africa.

It has been a while since I had a look at the photo's of that great safari ( 4 nights Tafika - 2  Chikoko and 2 Crocodile ) and  already in anticipation of returning I wanted to share some with you !

[Atravelynn]

A short jaunt backward in time.  Zambia again for you!

[optig]

@BRACQUENE You are bringing back so many memories of the 4 times that I've been to South Luangwa National Park. I've stayed twice at Tafika and once at Chikoko Trails and Crocodile Camp. Of course, I remember John, Carol, Brian, and Isacc Zulu.  These are three outstanding camps.

[BRACQUENE]

Thanks a lot Optig for your reply ; I am so happy to go back there in 2020 and it will be returning to old friends ; apart from Brian , Isaac and Alex the ranger you see above we had with Brent Harris on the walking trails  a fantastic guide in 2014 and now he is in Mwaleshi so we might see him next summer there : By the way I just noticed that Remote have  a new  website !!

[BRACQUENE]

Walking with Remote African Safaris around Chikoko and Crocodile Camp in september 2014 and night drives at Tafika ; so excited to return next year !

[BRACQUENE]

Historical trip maybe , but never forgotten ! Starting with the Bush pilot Wouter taking us from Mfuwe Airport to the Lukuzi airstrip on the 6 th of september 2014 and ending with our chalet in Tafika !

[ElenaH]

Thank you for report, @BRACQUENE!

I looked at all photos with a big interest becasue this year it was my first time in Zambia (SLNP+Kafue). Perhaps I have seen the same buffalos? Or maybe hyeny or leopard? In any case I saw the same landscapes ;-)

And I am going to look at other reports from Zam :-)