A wildlife photographic safari to Zambia's beautiful Luangwa Valley, home to varied and interesting wildlife and spectacular birds. Staying in a combination of luxury safari lodge and rustic bush camps with a small group of people with similar interests  in wildlife and photography.  What could be better?  
Your guide Drew Burnett is an accomplished professional wildlife photographer (www.wildeyephotos.co.uk), is delighted to be able to introduce a small number of guests to his favorite African wildlife destination.

2012      7 nights     *First two single guests on each safari avoid single supplements

22nd Sept  -  £2700 pp     Single supplement *£300 
29th Sept   -  £2700 pp      Single supplement *£300            no availabilty

Exactly the kind of safari we at 'Busanga Safaris' really enjoy and dont hesitate to recommend. A safari for wildlife enthusiasts and photographers, spend a week or more taking in all that the Luangwa valley has to offer. We put this safari in our Photography & Art section because it just gives so much opportunity to sit and draw or photograph in places acknowledged by many top professionals. Kaingo and Mwamba camps in the South Luangwa are the creations of the Shenton family, which has a proud history of three generations of wildlife conservation in Southern Africa.

-$4279 pp    7 nights  (Single supplements may be avoidable on certain dates , Please ask )

Set in the heart of Kipling’s India, Bandhavgarh is truly the best place for seeing one of the most endangered cats on the planet, the Royal Bengal Tiger. Mythology has it that Bandhavgarh was gifted to Laxman by his elder brother Lord Ram, the legendary hero of Ramayan, thus named "Bandhu-garh" meaning brother's fort. A beautiful combination of hills and meadows, dominated by the sheer massif of the Bandhavgarh plateau, the park provides one of the best, unspoilt environments for tigers in the world. You will have ten days exploring here by means of open jeep and elephant. Of the five ranges in the park, the 105 km2 Tala range will be the focal point of the tour.

2012 Dates

12 Mar to 27 Mar £2,495 s supp £745

3 Apr to 18 Apr £2,475 s supp £735

20 Nov to 5 Nov £2,325 s supp £855

Expert art tuition by Mary-Anne Bartlett, travel artist and writer on a guided painting safari holidays. These unusual safaris involve the excitement of wildlife and the relaxation of beautiful landscapes. A chance to study elephants and other animals at leisure in Zambia’s South Luangwa National Park, with optional extensions to Victoria Falls or Lake Malawi. You will Spend time in the national park and also work up sketches back at base on the banks of the great Luangwa River.

- $2100 pp (sharing)

If you are at all interested in photography this is a great safari for you. Imagine - spend a week on safari amongst great wildlife and with like minded people, all interested in both photography and wildlife (big and small); and all wanting to improve their photographic skills. All talents and skill levels are welcome - just bring your own digital camera and laptop. It does not need to be a top-of-the-range model but one good enough to benefit from David's tips. (We can help you hire equipment if needed, contact Tony for details).

- $4260    Dates : 2 - 8 march 2012  Sorry These safaris are now full .

Please contact us for deatils of our other  photography safaris running in 2013

Don’t miss this chance of presenting your customers with an unforgettable wildlife photographic workshop.  David Rogers is the author of several books, including the new Zambia Safari in Style.