RVN TOURS & Explorers

13/12/2022

🇭🇷 vs 🇲🇦

05/12/2022

Bola ibaba

Fans ⚽️⚽️

04/12/2022

The Zambezi Bream Festival happens every year, it is like the Agricultural Show of Namibia with many musicians and artists performing, and many stands, it is not organized by 1 person or for 1 person, it is also the same as the Ndola Trade International Trade Fair.

Lastly also takes place Katima Mulilo ( Namibia) Most people from Sesheke chill in Katima Mulilo because it is a two minutes walk, it’s the same as Kabwata and Chilenje. Half the people that attend the show are actually Zambians from Sesheke, Sioma and Mwandi.

This year, Yo Maps from Zambia was one of the performing acts at the Zambezi Bream Festival of 2022.

06/02/2018

US Ambassador urges wildlife conservation efforts zambia has the chance to benefit from
wildlife tourism for generations to come if
conservation efforts are successful.The poaching crisis in southern Africa is a
growing international concern. Daily mail

09/12/2017

Baby impala on a carpet of fresh new green grass

05/12/2017

Freedom ❤️

Spectacular image by Kaelo Jonathan Photography

02/12/2017

29/11/2017

King of the jungle

31/10/2017

Congratulations to our very own David livingstone safari lodge and spa for scooping this prestigious award

20/09/2017

At this time of the year,the lagoon becomes a mud pool which attracts hundreds of elephants coming in and out to splash around in the mud on a daily basis,other than elephants we get impala,puku,buffalo,giraffe and the occassional lion and leopard if you're lucky.

10/09/2017

Africa Albida Tourism Chief Executive, Ross Kennedy has said Victoria Falls has this year witnessed a tourism boom equivalent to a record last experienced in 1999. The ten hotels in Victoria Falls that measure arrivals monthly have sold an additional 19 000 rooms between January and June 2017. These ten hotels have a total of 1125 rooms amongst them. "People are booking much further in advance than they were before.

08/09/2017

A TOURIST WARNING! Lower Zambezi National Park of Zambia is not a destination to visit once! Its Addictive to be in the Zambian wild! You need to be come part of it as you explore its wildlife during a canoe safari, game drive or camping on one of its many islands.... from as low as K860.00 or US$92 per person per night you can be accommodated and fed all 3 meals...or get to the middle or high end of the market ... the choice is in your hands..! LETS EXPLORE! TIYENI TUTANDALE!

07/09/2017

“Stuff your eyes with wonder, live as if you’d drop dead in ten seconds. See the world. It’s more fantastic than any dream made or paid for in factories.”

20/08/2017

Why kill such a beautiful animal and take photos of it for sports say no to trophy hunting and share the post

16/08/2017

Perfect dusk at Victoria Falls. Tag someone you'd see this with!

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16/08/2017

A day of mourning she will be greatly be appreciated and missed

Lady Liuwa, the legendary lioness of Liuwa, captivated the world over with her story of survival as ‘The Last Lioness’ of Liuwa Plain in Zambia. It is with heavy hearts however that we received confirmation just yesterday that this truly remarkable lioness has died.
Lady Liuwa was an icon, and a symbol of hope and resilience. Due to years of poaching lions were completely eradicated from Liuwa Plain in the 1990’s, except for one lioness – Lady Liuwa. She roamed the plains for years as the sole survivor in the park searching for her pride, but with no lions to be found, she looked to humans for companionship, and it was there where she found her salvation. Her extraordinary story of survival, as well as how African Parks helped give her a pride of her own, became one of the most moving wildlife tales ever told and was memorialized in the documentary “The Last Lioness”. She was believed to be 17 years old, an extraordinary feat for a wild lion, and a testament to the protection we along with the DNPW, the BRE and the ZCP afforded her. While she was unable to have cubs, she bonded with a reintroduced lioness named Sepo who had several litters whom she “adopted” and helped raise, finally having a pride of her own. It’s quite fitting that today is World Lion Day, and we’d like to extend our gratitude to her for showing the world her resilience, which has been a bastion of hope for lions across the continent. Farewell beautiful Lady – you will never be forgotten.

To read more about this incredible lioness, please visit http://bit.ly/2vIn3r5
Photo of Lady by Will Burrard-Lucas

29/07/2017

Real beauty is found in the wilderness not in cities of steel

29/07/2017

Centrally located, Aha David Livingstone Safari Lodge and Spa is within easy range of all the major activities with which Victoria Falls has become synonymous. Don’t miss out on great fun! Make your stay in zambia memorable and enjoy the zambia you can call home