Zamag Tours and Safaris

A fantastic quick getaway to for the Zamag Team. Lower Zambezi in the green season is just so stunning with the lush bush and young animals everywhere.

German Horticultural farmers on tour in Kenya.

Set deep in Hwange National Park, Somalisa Expeditions offers a truly off-the-beaten-track Zimbabwe safari. Expect close-up wildlife encounters, game drives, walking safaris, and unforgettable moments at the in-camp Elephant Pool.

Capture incredible sightings from the photography hide, unwind in an intimate luxury tent, or sleep under the stars at the Somalisa Sleep-Out overlooking a waterhole. With just a handful of tents, this is a safari that feels personal, remote, and deeply connected to nature.

African Bush Camps

We on a Agricultural tour with a large German group in Kenya and we so lucky to have such a great team, who make this all happen.

The Khwai Concession sits at the crossroads of the Okavango Delta and Moremi Game Reserve, making it one of Botswana’s richest wildlife areas. Riverine forests, floodplains, and open grasslands are linked by the Khwai River, a vital water source and wildlife corridor.
With excellent game viewing, night drives, walking safaris, mokoro excursions (seasonal), and outstanding birdlife, Khwai offers a varied and immersive safari experience in a truly dynamic landscape.

Set on a private island in the heart of Botswana’s Okavango Delta, Xugana Island Lodge sits beside one of the Delta’s most beautiful permanent lagoons. Surrounded by water, channels, and floodplains, the lodge offers year-round access to boating, mokoro excursions, walking safaris, and exceptional birdlife.
Recently rebuilt, Xugana combines a long-standing legacy in the Delta with a calm, contemporary design — quietly connected to the rhythms of this remarkable wetland.

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Interested in combining agriculture-focused travel with time in the bush?

Our agricultural tours in Zambia connect international farmers with both commercial and small-scale operations, offering real insight into farming challenges, innovation, and sustainability.
These study tours often include conservation-linked agriculture and rural development projects, paired thoughtfully with safari experiences.
Designed for farmers, agri-businesses, and educational groups looking for practical, on-the-ground learning.