When I was given the opportunity to plan a trip of my choice I knew I wanted to go back to Africa. As one of my co-travelers said, once you go to Africa you get the "African Virus" - you just can't stop going back. So, I began planning. Boating is one of my passions, so I knew I wanted a large portion of my trip to focus on the river nestled in …

It was a once in a lifetime trip to Africa. Thanks to everyone at Adventure Life for making it happen.

Use this guide for your Zambia or Zimbabwe safari planning. Look up the wildlife you most want to see and find a description of where their populations are most concentrated across Zambia and Zimbabwe safari destinations. Plan your trip to maximize your wildlife viewing opportunities.

Find answers to some of your most commonly asked questions about Zambia safari trips. How safe is Zambia? What immunizations do I need? What are the safari guides like? Most of your questions have been answered here for you.

Read a snapshot about Zambian culture. Learn about the people, the languages spoken, and the religious beliefs before you set out on your Zambia trip. This brief summary gives you a glimpse into the hospitable people and culture you will encounter.

Remote reserves and difficult to access National Parks have helped preserve Zambian wildlife so that the safari experience is still as it was decades ago. Read about a few of the main parks and attractions in the country for a guide on where to go.

Get some tips on the best months to travel to the various regions in Zambia. Read about the advantages and disadvantages of traveling during the 'emerald season' as well as the best months to see Victoria Falls.

While staying at Waterberry Lodge, Caroline, one of the staff, mentioned that there was a place where we could walk with cheetahs! I was extremely excited and signed up for an encounter with Mukuni Big 5.

The handlers introduced me to Susan, a lithe, purring gorgeous specimen of a cheetah. After some time getting to know her and learn more about …

I had five wonderful days at Mfuwe Lodge over Thanksgiving!

Twice daily game drivers with Jason, our guide, netted 25 types of mammal sightings, 2 reptiles, and 55 species of birds! Oh, and one foam frog nest. Quite amazing.

Did not always have to leave the grounds of the lodge to see wildlife. Daily visits in the courtyard from George, the …