Experience a wildlife safari. Share your adventures. Create new friendships.
Experience the thrill of Adventure travel in Zambia with the safety and guidance of Ntanda Ventures 's local experts. With our award winning team we empower solo female travelers to enjoy Zambia fearlessly.
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Experience a wildlife safari in Zambia and discover the beauty and majesty of this unique African destination. Our luxury safaris for women are specially tailored to provide an enlightening and empowering holiday experience. Observe wild animals from close during a walking safari near the Luangwa river. Stay in extraordinary lodges in the middle of natural surroundings in the most enchanting locations of Zambia. Zip a glass of wine with new made friends while camping with the most amazing backdrop you can imagine. Be mesmerized by the beauty of Victoria Falls. Experience local Zambian life, through conservation, culture, traditions, ceremonies, crafts and modern life in the bush. Visit local villages and local school projects while meeting local women who show you their life skills.
A safari in Zambia is the perfect way to explore this beautiful and fascinating country. Zambia is a land of contrasts, with lush rainforests, sprawling savannas, and raging rivers. It is also home to an incredible diversity of wildlife, including lions, elephants, and giraffes. Our luxury safaris for women are specially tailored to provide an enlightening and empowering holiday experience. You'll have the opportunity to learn about the culture and customs of the local people, as well as the chance to see some of the most amazing animals on earth up close. Whether you're interested in relaxing in luxury or getting close to nature, a safari in Zambia is sure to exceed your expectations.
After an exciting game drive on 22 November, we made a stop at Project Luangwa, Baobab Shop, Tribal Textile shop and Conservation South Luangwa. At Project Luangwa, we learn about the efforts to conserve and protect the natural resources of the area. The Baobab Shop is a great place to pick up souvenirs made by local artisans. And at the Tribal Textile shop, we get to see some of the beautiful hand-woven fabrics made by the local tribes. Finally, at Conservation South Luangwa, we learn about the work being done to protect the wildlife of the area. It was a great way to end our game drive and learn more about the amazing work being done to protect.
One of the most popular Zambian dances is the Seka dance. The Seka dance is performed by women and is Zambia's national dance. It is a lively and energetic dance that involves clapping, stomping, and shaking of the hips. Zambian women often wear brightly colored skirts and blouses while performing the Seka dance. The dance is usually accompanied by drums and other percussion instruments. The Seka dance is a beautiful Zambian tradition that is enjoyed by both Zambians and tourists alike.
Mulberry Mongoose is a unique jewelry workshop that uses snare wire recovered from poaching traps to create handmade jewelry inspired by the African bush. The workshop is run by a team of skilled women, who love to share their work and stories. The group of creative and courageous ladies, believe in bringing women together and to help each other achieve the seemingly impossible. The money the workshops earn goes into the lively hoods of the women and conservation efforts. A visit to the workshop and talk with the women is an inspirational experience. The ladies look out for each others like Mongoose do (try to find them during your game drives) and during this visit you can be a part of it.
There's no better way to get to know a place than by taking a local village tour. Immersing yourself in the local culture, you'll gain a better understanding of the people and the land. During our village tours you will meet women who share you their stories about their livelihoods, language, food and the handicrafts they make. We also might meet the Chief A local village tour is the perfect way to learn about a new place and to make lasting memories.
Every day, millions of girls around the world are forced to miss school because they don't have access to sanitary towels. This is not only unfair, but it also puts them at a disadvantage when it comes to their education and future opportunities. In Zambia girls face the same problem. So join us in our mission to donate reusable and washable sanitary towels to young girls in need. Our initiative provides pads that can be washed and reused, meaning that girls will no longer have to miss school or worry about where their next pad will come from. With your help, we can make a difference in the lives of girls all over the world. Donate now and help us reach our goal!
An experienced private female driver and guide will drive and guide the group from Lusaka and ending in Livingstone.
The donation will go towards supporting our ongoing work in the region. We are committed to making a difference in the lives of those we serve, and your donation will help us to continue our work. We will appreciate your support!
the opportunity to go out with the vets on whatever task they have for the day - vaccinating the local goats/ cattle, etc. NGO veterinary projects are important for the health of animals and the people who live near them. By vaccinating goats and cattle, NGO veterinarians help to prevent the spread of disease. In addition, NGO veterinarians often provide education to local people about how to properly care for their animals. As a result, NGO veterinary projects play a vital role in improving the health of both animals and people. It is an amazing experience, and you will learn a lot about the importance of NGO veterinary projects.
Visiting a local women's bee club where they were harvesting honey is an incredible experience and seeing the bees up close and to learn about the process of collecting and bottling honey is amazing. The women in the bee club are so knowledgeable and passionate about their work, and it is clear that they truly love what they do.
A visit to a traditional fishing village is a unique way to experience the local culture and cuisine. The village is located on the outskirts of the city, and it is home to a community of fishermen who have been living there for generations. The visit begins with a tour of the village, where you will learn about the history of the community and see the traditional boats that are used for fishing. Afterwards, you will have the opportunity to try your hand at fishing, using the same techniques that have been passed down for centuries. And finally, you will enjoy a delicious meal of fresh seafood that has been caught by the villagers. A visit to a traditional fishing village is an unforgettable experience that provides a glimpse into the way of life of a different culture.
Feed rescued elephants and help provide for their care! When you make a donation, you are helping to provide food, water, and shelter for rescued elephants. You are also helping to fund research and education initiatives that aim to protect these magnificent creatures. Elephants are iconic symbols of strength and grace, but they are increasingly under threat in the wild. By supporting organizations that rescue and care for rescued elephants, you can make a difference in the fight to protect these amazing animals.
It's a really special place - A visit to the women community gardening project to experience Eco Luxury Green safari in the Lower Zambezi area and get to spend some time helping them in the garden - this women's project manages to feed so many villages in the region and provides vegetables for the lodges. A place where women from all walks of life come together to learn about gardening, share tips and tricks, and grow their own food. The project is open to everyone, but it has a special focus on helping low-income women gain the skills and knowledge they need to be successful gardeners. You will feel inspired by their passion for gardening. You will get to see how the women worked together to get the garden ready for planting. They are very passionate about their work and it is inspiring to see. The visit is a great way to learn more about gardening and the importance of working together.
Seshemo beads is a community of ladies who are using recycled glass to make jewelry and beads. They use different skills and traditional techniques to create beautiful beads from for example differently colored liquor bottles. During a visit you will see the process of making these beads by hand resulting in unique beads and jewelries. Seshemo beads are a great way to support these African women and their families.
Some suggested “The women should go to Zambia with Ntanda venture tour for many reasons, but the most important one is that they will be able experience what it feels like on both sides of life: as tourists and locals. They can see how different cultures live in this beautiful African country while getting a taste of authentic culture themselves at the same time! This way, you not only get your preconceived notions about Africa shattered into smithereens - which I'm sure would make any traveler happy (although maybe not quite so much if those were husband or boyfriend)-but also develop deeper empathy towards other people living around us because no matter where we travel there are always stories worth hearing”.
The best time to visit Zambia is between the months of May through October. It is the dry season and animals are easier to spot because they come out in search of water. The weather is also cooler June-August, making a walking safari and hiking more comfortable for visitors who may be less acclimated to heat than locals. April, November and December are our favourite months – these month’s end and the beginning of the rains so you may get short, warm showers which settles the dust and bring some relief from the heat at the end of the year.
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We have a soft spot for Southern Africa. Some of our most beloved and recommendable destinations include the Lower Zambezi, Victoria Falls, South Luangwa, Mana Pools and Lake Malawi.