Wednesday 26 November 2014

Victoria Falls Crocodile Farm & Nature Sanctuary

Falcon safaris offers you a guided tour to the Crocodile Farm and Nature Sanctuary. You will encounter some of the continent's biggest, oldest and wildest crocs.

You will learn how the breeding of crocodiles takes place and how their skins are harvested in the tannery.

The highlight of the crocodile farm tour is the feeding of the crocs. The times are 10:15am to 10:30am and 3:45 and 4pm daily. 







Nature sanctury- Victoria Falls - Zimbabwe

Facilities:

  • - Crocodiles of all sizes
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  • - Tea garden
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  • - Curio shop 

  • - Museum
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  • - Video auditorium
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  • - A small zoo
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  • - Lillians Lovebirds ( The easiest way to photograph this   endangered bird species )

The nature sanctuary houses indigenous fish found in the Zambezi River - a reminder that there is also life under the river, with no less than 84 different fish species in the Upper Zambezi.

As well as tigerfish, possibly the most exciting freshwater fish any angler could wish to catch, the area is well known for several species of bream.

Canoe Safaris on the Zambezi River

A Canoeing Safari on the Upper Zambezi River, is a wonderfully relaxing way to enjoy the astonishingly beautiful scenery that lines the river before it takes its plunge over the Victoria Falls.


This part of the river is dotted with many islands of varying size; home to many birds and small animals.
This is the route David Livingstone took on his way in search of the rising clouds of mist. It was in fact along these banks that he remarked “scenes so lovely must have been gazed upon by angels in theirflight”

Lower Zambezi River

The Lower Zambezi Canoeing Safari has got to be the ultimate in relaxed excitement, as you canoe through the section of the Zambezi flanked by National Parks on both sides.
Sit back in your comfortable two man canoe and let the river take you along its current. Your armed River Guide will take you down remote channels between the islands in this magnificently diverse and abundant River, where your opportunities to get close to game are very high.
Hippos are always in sight, elephant, zebra, puku, impala, buffalo, kudu, waterbuck, baboons and crocodiles can be seen browsing on the banks from the laid back comfort of your canoe.
Several operators run 3 – 5 day trips, over-nighting at very quaint and comfortable bush camps on the banks of the river, with great food and white linen beds.
Some operators offer ‘participatory’ canoeing trips of any duration. All gear is carried in the canoes and camps are erected on islands in the river along the way. Everyone gets involved in setting up camp and cooking. These trips are obviously cheaper and a touch less comfortable, but the thrill of the wilderness is that much more intense.

Thursday 20 November 2014

Walking with Lions in the African Bushes

Falcon Safaris arranges thrilling walks with lions in the African bush for its clients. Just imagine lions running freely as you walk alongside them!

This inevitably creates an adrenalin blast as you step foot-to-paw in the bushes alongside the King of the Jungle.  Nature becomes alive and the connection created by such an experience heightens the African safari experience!

You will learn more about the lions and you watch them from close quarters interacting with their habitat.

Check out the pics below of those who braved it out and chilled with the Lions!!