The mobile safari company

The mobile safari company Mobile camping safaris to the kafue national park and southern province zambia Come and explore the true wilderness and wildlife of Africa with us.

The Mobile Safari Company offers wildlife safari camping tours to Kafue and Liuwa National Parks, Zambia, for small groups and independent travellers, as well as tailor-made and bespoke trips to selected destinations.

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11/03/2022

Meet the new king of Liuwa Plain National Park in Zambia. 🦁 Born in 2017 in the park, this incredible male has grown up to dominate the plains.

Before the Zambian DNPW and the Barotse Royal Establishment partnered with African Parks to manage Liuwa Plain National Park in 2003, wildlife populations, especially predators, were in decline and only one lioness remained. Affectionately known as ‘Lady Liuwa’, she roamed the plains alone for years until we began a series of reintroductions in 2008 to reunite her with her own kind. Although Lady Liuwa passed away from natural causes in 2017, her pride continues to thrive and has grown to a total of 14 individuals today.

📸 Andrew Macdonald Photography & Time + Tide Africa

03/03/2022

Today is World Wildlife Day and the theme is "Recovering Key Species for Ecosystem Restoration".

"Over the past year, through the Kafue Priority Support Plan, African Parks has invested significantly in the restoration of Kafue National Park. Amongst other activities, law enforcement efforts have yielded significant results in reducing illegal activity pressures on all wildlife species, allowing them the space and opportunity to play their natural roles in the Greater Kafue Ecosystem."

📷 Zambian Carnivore Programme

Department of National Parks and Wildlife
African Parks
Kafue Park Operators Association
World Wildlife Day

26/02/2022

male lion liuwa plains national park

23/02/2022

Currently seasonal water levels are rising in the park and the plains are becoming flooded. Due to poor access in places the park is now closed for the wet season. This applies to self-drive visitors only and Time +Tide King Lewanika Lodge is still open and accessible by air.

The park Tourism Centre can be reached on +260 96416 8394 and [email protected] for enquiries and bookings. We look forward to welcoming you back when the water recedes!

📷 Andrew Macdonald Photography for Time + Tide Africa Discover Zambia discover Zambia African Parks

15/02/2022

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