African Bush Blog
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Latests news, ongoing specials, guest testimonials, camps updates, great safari stories and wildlife tales all are in the African Bush Blog.
New Safari Itineraries & Smooth Logistics
Safaris in Zimabwe have never been better!
With the start of the new year, African Bush Camps are delighted to bring you news of exciting developments on the safari and travel front for Zimbabwe: new safari itineraries to delight you, and safari logistics to fly you smoothly. Read More »
Emirates to start flights to Harare 2012
Dubai-Lusaka-Harare 5 times a week
As International interest in Zimbabwe continues to increase, one of the world’s premier airlines, Emirates, announced in September 2011 their plans to launch a flight to Harare in 2012 Read More »
Family Safari Special
Family-friendly Safaris in Zimbabwe & Botswana
Fully supportive of Family Travel in Africa, African Bush Camps has recently added two new ‘Family Camps’ to their portfolio, Linyanti Ebony in Botswana and Somalisa Acacia in Zimbabwe. For the next season, African Bush Camps will run a Family Special Read More »
Honeymoon Safari Special
Romantic African Honeymoon in Luxury Tented Safaris
In celebration of couples in embarking on a new adventure in life together as a married couple, African Bush Camps is proud to offer Honeymoon Couples a special African Adventure in either Somalisa Acacia, Kanga Camp (Zimbabwe), or Linyanti Ebony (Botswana). Read More »
Manga Airstrip Opens at Hwange National Park
Serving Somalisa Camp & Somalisa Acacia
Manga Airstrip, in the heart of Hwange National Park, is a mere 30 minute drive from Somalisa Private Concession where Somalisa Camp and Somalisa Acacia are located. Read More »
African Bush Camps Calendar 2011 q4
Upcoming Events and Travel Shows
Shall we meet in Harare, Hwange, Marrakesh or London? Check out the upcoming events and travel shows. Read More »
Zimbabwe… back on the map as a sought after destination
An Article for Safari.com
Here is an article written by one of your African Bush Camps interlocutor : Stroken again by the African bug after few years in the UK, she provides a fresh insight at the exciting atmosphere in Zimbabwe safari camps & travel industry, as well as her renewed amazement at Zimbabwe natural wonders. Read More »
Love is in the Air at Kanga Camp
Romance on a Canoe Safari: a special engagement!
Vincent tells how he proposed whilst floating on a canoe safari down the Zambezi river! Read More »
Welcoming new members to the African Bush Camps Team
The family continues to grow
African Bush Camps is committed to attracting and retaining high quality staff that are professional, reliable and both client and team orientated in their focus. We are proud to introduce the following new members of the African Bush Camps Team: Daniel Achber – Operations Manager Dan Achber was born in Canada, raised in England, but [...] Read More »
Agent’s Update 2011
Meeting with Agents, New and Refurbished Camps
African Bush Camps meeting agents in the USA, Europe, and South Africa (Indaba). New camps opening, refurbishing, and new web site. Read More »
Refurbished & New Camps 2011
Refurbished Camps, New Family Camps, and a Luxury Mobile Camp on the Zambezi
Linyanti Ebony, Somalisa Acacia and the addition of a Family tent at Kanga are some of our new developments during first quarter of 2011. Read More »
In a Nutshell: We loved Somalisa in Every Aspect!
A Great Safari Holiday Experience at Hwange
An insight into Hwange safari experience, Somalisa and Zimbabwe atmosphere from our Australian guests this season. Read More »
African Bush Camps is proud to work in collaboration with Alliance Francaise and The Performing Arts of Bulawayo to present to the public a series of lectures dispelling the myths about the Large Carnivores of Zimbabwe and encouraging the public to take action to save them.
The Green Season brings an increased amount of plains game and predators at Somalisa Camp in Hwange National Park, including a pride of 22 lions. The dominant lion Jericho is the sole surviving son of 'Mpofu', that had dominated the entire area for more than 10 years.
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