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November 6, 2017
Merry Christmas from South Luangwa
December 28, 2017We hope this holiday season finds you happy and healthy! Croc Valley had a very progressive year and we hope you did as well!
End of year review: What’s new at Croc Valley Camp?
It was a flagship year for change and improvement at Croc Valley Camp. We were able to fulfill our long-cherished plans to build a new swimming pool, improve the bar/entertainment area and finalize the construction of 3 new en-suite Riverfront tents.
We can’t wait to finally open up our “Croc-tail” Bar and Pizza oven and to extend our menu which will soon offer you the best choice of home-made pizzas, cocktails and coffee variations.
South Luangwa sets the precedent for sustainable tourism
We are delighted to announce that South Luangwa will kick off the New Year as the World’s First “Sustainable Park for Tourism Development”- a unique status awarded by Dr. Taleb Rifai, the Secretary General of the United Nations World Tourism Organization UNWTO.
This declaration will ensure that South Luangwa remains a natural wildlife sanctuary which is managed sustainably and provides long-term benefits for the local community.
A fantastic occasion to thank all stakeholders involved and remind ourselves about the importance of sustainable tourism and its rewarding outcomes for community and conservation.
Declaration on November 23, 2017
Time for Gumboots and Raincoats - The Green Season has come
It never becomes less fascinating to watch South Luangwa’s quick transformation after the first rainfalls which turn the barren dry land into a lush green wonderland teeming with wildlife and birds. When the scattered water paddles become alive and congregate into a vibrant river stream bursting its banks and hosting the largest population of hippos and crocodiles in Africa.
Watch the amazing transformation in different parts of the Camp after the first rains end of October
Sightings
So far it has been a fantastic season with excellent wildlife sightings, our guests were very fortunate to witness South Luangwa’s latest lion offspring within the pride of our famous male lion coalition Ginger and Garlic. The three little lion cubs made for an unforgettable safari experience when being watched at play with Ginger or teasing their siblings (feeling unobserved by their mommy)
