Our story in the Lower Zambezi dates back to the early 80’s when the Liebenberg family were inspired by legendary conservationist, Norman Carr, to create their dream of conserving these areas.
Captivated by the beauty and wilderness of the Lower Zambezi, the family set up a camp on the banks of the Chongwe River in 1992. Initially drawn to the blend of excellent fishing, plentiful wildlife and immense natural beauty, the father and son duo envisioned sharing the region through sustainable tourism.
Time + Tide 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.
This spectacular region is famous for its canoeing safaris and water activities. It is also widely known as one of the best places to catch (and release) a tiger fish or two. For wildlife photographers, few places compare thanks to the unique combination of rivers and the escarpment.
