Safari Blog

African Bush Camps (ABC) and the African Bush Camps Foundation (ABCF) operate in communities and wildlife areas in Africa’s heartlands, namely Botswana, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. Our vision is to support a thriving natural landscape that connects all ABC camps and lodges, thereby enabling functioning ecosystems for wildlife whilst empowering local communities. To achieve this, the ABCF focuses on two core pillars: Conservation and Community.

African Bush Camps and the African Bush Camps Foundation operate in landscapes in Africa’s heartland across Botswana, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. We offer our guests the opportunity to visit and be inspired by the bounty and beauty of these natural areas. As such, we have the responsibility to ensure that these places thrive.

This year, we’ve put together the”Move for Education” initiative. Our objective is to provide support to 2000 children across multiple school communities aided by the ABCF. This support includes the provision of stationary packs, meals, and learner assistance.

Sustainable travel holds profound importance for various reasons. Firstly, it plays a pivotal role in preserving the environment. Traditional tourism often leaves an indelible mark on the ecosystems, contributing to issues like pollution, waste accumulation, habitat degradation, and climate change. Sustainable travel, conversely, mitigates these harmful effects by advocating for practices such as energy efficiency, water conservation, and waste reduction.

An African safari offers a unique experience, allowing you to witness wildlife up close, observe natural wonders, immerse in diverse cultures, and reconnect with the earth. And if you’re seeking luxury, imagine savoring a drink while watching the sun cast vibrant hues over Africa’s vast landsca

This year we hosted the annual CECT sports tournament at Satau Primary School in Botswana. This sporting event recommenced last year after a 2-year break due to the Covid-19 pandemic. It was an exciting and action-packed day as Kacikau Primary School returned to defend its title as the soccer