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DMC specialising in personalized safaris, agricultural tours & horse safaris in Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Tanzania & Uganda

What an incredibly busy and fulfilling year 2024 has been for Zamag! Our groups have explored the breathtaking landscape...
21/12/2024

What an incredibly busy and fulfilling year 2024 has been for Zamag! Our groups have explored the breathtaking landscapes of Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda experiencing the very best of what these regions have to offer.

 This year, the Zamag team also ventured further afield with a trip to India, a memorable Africa Eden experience in Namibia, and the ATOI conference in Egypt. These journeys allowed us to meet even more clients and agents, setting the stage for exciting collaborations in 2025.

We’re thrilled to continue working with both new and long-standing partners as we craft bespoke safaris and agricultural tours for clients from around the world.

 A heartfelt thank you to everyone who has supported us this year, including our incredible clients and agents from around the world. We can't wait to see what 2025 has in store for us.

Photos from Daph and Lisa's recent stay at the luxurious Mpala Jena Camp, set in the heart of the 56,000-hectare Zambezi...
12/12/2024

Photos from Daph and Lisa's recent stay at the luxurious Mpala Jena Camp, set in the heart of the 56,000-hectare Zambezi National Park. This stunning retreat offers panoramic views of the Zambezi River, incredible wildlife sightings on safari drives, and unforgettable experiences like a Dhow boat cruise and scenic walking trails. Mpala Jena is the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of Victoria Falls, blending luxury with nature in an idyllic setting.

While Daph and Lisa were in Swakopmund, they had a great experience learning about the little desert five with Living De...
08/12/2024

While Daph and Lisa were in Swakopmund, they had a great experience learning about the little desert five with Living Desert Adventures.

Our lovely group from Canada had a fantastic day in the Ngorongoro Crater this week. We can't wait to see the sightings ...
05/12/2024

Our lovely group from Canada had a fantastic day in the Ngorongoro Crater this week. We can't wait to see the sightings they have in the Serengeti.

Sausage Tree Camp is located on the banks of the Zambezi River in the Lower Zambezi National Park. This luxury tented ca...
29/11/2024

Sausage Tree Camp is located on the banks of the Zambezi River in the Lower Zambezi National Park. This luxury tented camp offers private guided activities, including game drives, boating, fishing, canoeing, and guided walking safaris. You can even enjoy a spontaneous lunch in the river!

The camp features seven spacious suites, thoughtfully arranged along the riverbanks to ensure privacy for guests and the elephants that often roam between the rooms. Each tented suite includes its own private pool, making it the perfect retreat in this stunning setting.

Here are some beautiful photos taken by Lisa Maclean from the safari she and Daph had this year at Sausage Tree. Tree Camp We are Green Safaris

Add Ngorongoro Crater to your travel bucket list!Quick Facts:Largest Volcanic Caldera: It’s the world’s largest inactive...
26/11/2024

Add Ngorongoro Crater to your travel bucket list!

Quick Facts:

Largest Volcanic Caldera: It’s the world’s largest inactive volcanic caldera, towering at 5,900 feet with stunning views.
Wildlife Haven: Home to over 25,000 animals, including a high concentration of lions, making it perfect for spotting the Big Five!
UNESCO World Heritage Site: Celebrated for its unique ecosystems, it plays a vital role in conservation in Tanzania.
Photos taken by Zamag team member Christie Lindsay.

Quick Facts About Lion Cubs! Did you know that lion cubs start walking within 10 to 15 days of birth and can sleep up to...
23/11/2024

Quick Facts About Lion Cubs!

Did you know that lion cubs start walking within 10 to 15 days of birth and can sleep up to 20 hours daily? Their first taste of meat usually happens around 3 months old. Male cubs begin developing their manes at age 2, which will continue to grow until they’re 8.

Photos taken by Stephen O'connell from his safari in the Kafue National Park staying at camps Musekese and Natemwa

Spotting leopards in South Luangwa National Park is always a thrill! Known for its high leopard density, this Zambian ge...
21/11/2024

Spotting leopards in South Luangwa National Park is always a thrill! Known for its high leopard density, this Zambian gem offers some of the best chances to encounter these elusive cats.
Photos taken by Stephen O'Connell while on safari with us staying at in October.

Honeyguide Tarangire Camp is situated in Tarangire National Park, providing a luxurious and intimate safari experience. ...
19/11/2024

Honeyguide Tarangire Camp is situated in Tarangire National Park, providing a luxurious and intimate safari experience. With just ten spacious tents, each featuring a private veranda with lovely savannah views.

Tarangire National Park is known for its impressive wildlife, especially its large herds of elephants. It’s a great destination for birdwatchers, with a variety of bird species, and the park’s iconic baobab trees enhance the scenery. With diverse ecosystems from grasslands to swamps, Tarangire offers memorable wildlife encounters throughout the year.

19/11/2024

Fantastic photography from Sungani. We highly recommend their Camps

Daph and Lisa recently attended the Africa's Eden Travel Show in Swakopmund, where they met tour operators around the wo...
18/11/2024

Daph and Lisa recently attended the Africa's Eden Travel Show in Swakopmund, where they met tour operators around the world who sell Africa. They finished the show with a fabulous end of show party in the desert. Thank you to Africa's Eden organisers and Namibia hosts

Wild Dog Wonderland! In October, Stephen O'Connell joined us on an incredible safari through Kafue, South Luangwa, and L...
15/11/2024

Wild Dog Wonderland!

In October, Stephen O'Connell joined us on an incredible safari through Kafue, South Luangwa, and Lower Zambezi, witnessing some of the best game viewing imaginable—lions, leopards, wild dogs, and hyenas in every park! These stunning photos capture his time at Anabezi Camp, where he had the chance to observe a large pack of wild dogs with their pups.

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Anabezi Camp on the Zambezi River Set along the Zambezi in the heart of Winterthorn forest, Anabezi Camp combines luxur...
13/11/2024

Anabezi Camp on the Zambezi River

Set along the Zambezi in the heart of Winterthorn forest, Anabezi Camp combines luxury and adventure. Elevated boardwalks connect spacious, private suites with plunge pools and breathtaking views, allowing animals to roam freely through camp.

Guests can explore on night drives, walking safaris, river cruises, canoeing, and fishing—all offering unforgettable wildlife encounters. With over 350 bird species and abundant river life, Anabezi provides an authentic safari experience with modern luxury comforts. Photos taken by one of our Zamag team members Lisa Maclean. Anabezi Camp

Rains Have Finally Arrived in Zambia! After a long, harsh dry season, the first rains have finally touched down, bringin...
08/11/2024

Rains Have Finally Arrived in Zambia!

After a long, harsh dry season, the first rains have finally touched down, bringing relief to the bush and wildlife across Zambia. The landscape is transforming, with fresh greenery emerging and wildlife enjoying the cooling rains.

While the herbivores are rejoicing, it’s been a very different story for the predators. The dry season may be tough on prey, but for predators, it’s prime hunting time when animals are forced to gather near water sources. Now, with the rains here, life in the bush begins to shift once again.

Photos taken of a lion kill while Stephen O'Connell was staying at Tafika

A Rare and Lucky Encounter! 🐾Meet the pangolin – a shy, armor-clad marvel and one of the world’s most unique mammals. Th...
04/11/2024

A Rare and Lucky Encounter! 🐾

Meet the pangolin – a shy, armor-clad marvel and one of the world’s most unique mammals. The word "pangolin" comes from the Malay word "penggulung," meaning "roller." When startled, a pangolin curls into a tight ball, relying on its tough scales for protection. Tragically, these scales, made of keratin like our fingernails, are also why pangolins are the most trafficked mammals on Earth.

Stephen O'Connell, while traveling with Zamag and staying at Anabezi Camp, was incredibly lucky to capture this rare sighting of a pangolin in Lower Zambezi National Park. Spotting a pangolin in the wild is as rare as winning the lottery in safari terms – many seasoned guides have gone their entire careers without seeing one. This special encounter is a powerful reminder of the urgent need to protect these vulnerable creatures.

Did You Know?

There are eight species of pangolin worldwide – four in Africa and four in Asia.
All species are under threat, with three now critically endangered due to poaching and illegal wildlife trade.
Over one million pangolins have been taken from the wild in the past decade.
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Tucked away in the remote northern region of Hwange National Park, Hwange Bush Camp offers stunning views of Dolilo Pan'...
26/10/2024

Tucked away in the remote northern region of Hwange National Park, Hwange Bush Camp offers stunning views of Dolilo Pan's vast grasslands and natural springs. Guests can enjoy thrilling activities, including game drives in open 4x4 vehicles and guided walks led by our Professional Guides.

With a maximum capacity of just 14 guests, the camp boasts seven spacious Meru tents, each featuring en-suite facilities and hot water showers, perfectly blending comfort with rustic charm. The inviting lounge and dining area provide a warm, cosy atmosphere, ideal for relaxing after a day filled with adventure.

Hwange Bush Camp

Celebrating 60 years of independence for Zambia!We are grateful to be able to call this country our home. ...
24/10/2024

Celebrating 60 years of independence for Zambia!
We are grateful to be able to call this country our home.



Photo taken by our clients Rick and Sue Hughes

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