

Best location & views in the Lower Zambezi
History

In the early 1980s, a young Chris Liebenberg was inspired by legendary conservationist, Norman Carr, to create his own dream and continue Norman's legacy of conservation in Zambia.
Captivated by the beauty and wilderness of the Lower Zambezi, Chris and his father set up a camp on the banks of the Chongwe River. Over time it grew from an overnight campsite to the award-winning, luxury camp of today.
Chris is deeply involved with Conservation Lower Zambezi and is instrumental in the development and conservation of the Chiawa Partnership Park, an area bordering the Lower Zambezi National Park.
The Lower Zambezi is famous for its canoeing safaris and water activities; also widely known as one of the best places to catch (and release) a tiger fish or two.
Chris is deeply involved with Conservation Lower Zambezi and is instrumental in the development and conservation of the Chiawa Partnership Park, an area bordering the Lower Zambezi National Park.
The Lower Zambezi is famous for its canoeing safaris and water activities; also widely known as one of the best places to catch (and release) a tiger fish or two.
Pioneer of local conservation
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