Tucked away along the banks of the majestic Zambezi River, Chundukwa River Lodge in Zambia is a rare gem that captures the essence of exclusivity, while making you feel as though you’ve discovered your own private slice of sustainable paradise. The story of Chundukwa began in the wilds of Zambia, where Doug and Gail, passionate conservationists, have spent over 40…
With so many horse-riding safaris in Southern Africa, choosing one can feel overwhelming. But picture this instead: the low hum of cicadas rising from the grasses, the gentle sway of your horse as you move together across endless plains, the air thick with the scent of warm earth and wild sage. Around you, a horizon that stretches into forever; ahead,…
You’ve booked your adventure – boots polished, passport ready, dreams of riding through untamed landscapes flickering in your mind. But then comes the question every rider faces: what on earth do you pack? Don’t worry, Wild Edit have got you covered. Below, you’ll find our essential packing list, a few things best left at home, and five golden tips to…
Botswana is a masterclass in protecting wild places. With a steadfast commitment to low-impact, high-value tourism, the country has ensured that vast areas remain pristine – and nowhere showcases this better than the Okavango Delta. Visible from space, this natural marvel is one of the world’s largest inland deltas. Its annual floods spill into the surrounding Kalahari Desert rather than…
How to Safari More Sustainably Africa’s allure is timeless – its sweeping savannahs, rich cultures, and extraordinary wildlife have long captured the imagination of travellers. For generations, safaris have symbolised adventure and wonder, offering a chance to step into landscapes where the rhythm of life is set by the wild. Today, safari tourism is on the rise – bringing with…
A Tale of Two Perspectives Few places on Earth command awe quite like Victoria Falls. Here, the Zambezi River plunges in a thundering 1.7 km-wide cascade, its mist curling into the sky in a display so grand it earned the name Mosi-oa-Tunya – “the smoke that thunders.” It’s the largest falling curtain of water in the world, straddling the border…
230 tonnes – the equivalent weight of 33 (large) elephants. This is the amount of plastic waste to enter Victoria Falls Town and Livingstone (the two towns bordering the mighty Victoria Falls) every month. That’s 2,760 tonnes every year, the equivalent weight of almost 395 elephants! Who are Bonamy Private Travel and Ele-Collection? A travel team with the biggest and…