Travel reviews by Mr & Mrs S from Surrey
The S's Great Experiences in Zambia
On this trip, I visited Zambia between 8-Oct-2008 and 23-Oct-2008 and I travelled with 1 other person.
A fantastic holiday in a great country.
Laundry service was really excellent and did make taking limited luggage very feasible.
It was great that we could drink the water at the Bush Camps and at the Livingstone Hotel.
Great problem buying postcards - we only really found any in Lusaka at the end of our trip.
Suggestions for improvement:
Mention that when going to Shiwa they only take one party at a time, even if it only consists of one person.
Suggest travellers take pens to give to children. Also could take old training shoes to give away or use as part trade for crafts.
Feedback response
Following on from this suggestion about pens … if you’re travelling and would like to take out things to help local schools, charities and other community organisations, then we can warmly recommend that you look up the charity Stuff your Rucksack.
Just follow the link on their homepage which says “Find stuff that's needed where I'm going”. This can help you to find good organisations in the area that you’re visiting and the things that they need.
I stayed at and have reviewed:
| Place | Overall rating |
|---|---|
| Kapani Lodge, Zambia 9-Oct-2008 review: Kapani Lodge review |
Excellent![]() |
| Nsolo Bushcamp, Zambia 11-Oct-2008 review: Nsolo Bushcamp review |
Excellent![]() |
| Luwi Bushcamp, Zambia 13-Oct-2008 review: Luwi Bushcamp review |
Excellent![]() |
| Mchenja Bushcamp, Zambia 15-Oct-2008 review: Mchenja Bushcamp review |
Excellent![]() |
| Shiwa Ng'andu, Zambia 17-Oct-2008 review: Shiwa Ng'andu review |
Excellent![]() |
| Royal Livingstone Hotel, Zambia 20-Oct-2008 review: Royal Livingstone Hotel review |
Good![]() |
| Taj Pamodzi Hotel, Zambia 22-Oct-2008 review: Taj Pamodzi Hotel review |
Good![]() |






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