Recommended visits....

• www.zambezi.com: our parent site with very current updates on our destinations through East, Central and Southern Africa
• www.zambezi.co.uk: our old UK site, still worth a visit for the safari primer and newsletters
• www.luangwa.net: a sister site devoted to the Luangwa Valley
• www.safpar.com: a sister site designed for Victoria Falls adventurers...
• www.bushcamps.com: a sister site with extensive information on individual properties, preferred safari outfits and independent operations throughout Africa
• flights.safarimall.com: a sister site dedicated to making international flight planning a bit easier

www.zambezi.com

• Safari types: from traditional trips to primate safaris to offbeat explorations
• Our destinations: a comprehensive review of East, Central and Southern Africa
• Our recommended safaris: a full selection or safari ideas
• The "safari helper": answer a few questions and this clever little tool will give you online safari suggestions

www.zambezi.co.uk 

• The "safari primer": a no-nonsense guide on how to plan your next safari
• Image libraries: a selection of images with thumbnails and full display images
• Canoe Safaris and Walking Safaris: a detailed review of each with maps, planning info, options, FAQ's
• Reservations: a complete overview on how to book and pay for a safari with us
• More about us: some history and the legal stuff (standard conditions, privacy policy, consumer protection)

External info sources

The Foreign and Commonwealth Office: information designed specifically for British Subjects

US State Department: information for American citizens traveling abroad

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), located in Atlanta, Georgia operates under the auspices of the United States Department of Health and Human Services.  Offering excellent medical guidelines for travel in  Southern Africa and East Africa.

The British Department of Health offers travel advice and a comprehensive immunisation checklist 

Africa Confidential: follows the ups and down of Africa's political, military and social groups; of the changes in political power; of the roles of armies and armed struggles; and of financial and economic development.  Regarded as essential reading for anyone with a vital interest in Africa.

Other valuable or simply interesting links

Wildlife Photographer Magazine: Bringing you all the latest tips and techniques from professional guides and wildlife photographers working in the field in Africa.

More on Ol Doinyo Lengai:

• Latest Lengai news from Frank Belton of MTSU
• The Traveller's Warning
• Global Volcanism Program

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