The Kamangu – Volume 1, Issue 4
The KAMANGU *Volume 1 Issue 4* August 2018 INSIDE THIS ISSUE New Rates! Swenson Family Safari Peak Season Packages Green Season Packages Ndevu Gorge Dam About Wildlife Camp #SwensonsOnSafari
The Kamangu – Volume 1, Issue 2
Skip a Heartbeat As the dry season takes effect, we have more and more visits of the local wildlife. Our camp is starting to flood with all the different animals
The Kamangu – Volume 1, Issue 1
Getting Ready for Peak Season After a very wet rainy season every one is very exited for the peak season to start. We have been busy with lots of mainte-nance
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!!
We at Wildlife Camp wish you a very happy and prosperous 2017. 2016 was exciting and we are looking forward to offering our guests an even better experience in the
December 2014: Clichés and carols
Christmas won’t be Christmas without the clichés and carols so you’d better watch out, this newsletter may contain quite a few of them. ‘Tis the season when business starts slowing
November 2014 – Difficult questions
A big part of managing a safari-camp is answering questions that guests have. Are there snakes in all the chalets? Some questions asked by guests have straight-forward answers: “What’s for
October 2014 – Recycling
Have you ever wondered what happens to animal carcasses in the bush? Blistering hot and bone dry. October was blistering hot, bone dry and in general not a great place
September 2014 – Stop and Stare.
South Luangwa National Parks plays home to lions, leopards, elephants, buffalos, hippos and giraffes but we must not forget to stop and stare at the smaller stuff too! All animals
August 2014 – Some of the scenes.
August in the Luangwa Valley consists of gusting winds, red sunsets, loads of travelling Italians and great game-viewing. I was not going to write a whole newsletter about the Italians,