We power 80% of our properties as well as our fume-free Silent Safari fleet with on-site solar farms.

Our grey-water systems, ban on single-use plastics, and emphasis on sustainable resourcing gives us a minimal carbon footprint.

We offset any remaining carbon with our own Green Safaris reforestation initiatives.

Our Green Safaris Conservation Foundation maximises our positive footprint by founding and investing in education, anti-pollution, and human-wildlife initiatives.

Our low-footprint cuisine is just the final part of our immense initiative that shares sustainable farming techniques across Zambia.

We are proud to be one of the first safari operators to achieve operational carbon neutrality!

Pioneers of the Silent Safari: we were the first (and are still the only) safari operator to offer solar-powered safaris in Zambia.

Our solar-powered game drives, river cruises, and mountain bikes let guests get closer to nature; with minimal pollution and noise, they do not disturb the wildlife.

Our fresh farm-to-fork menus are superior for both palate and planet. Most of our fresh produce comes from on-site gardens or our community farms nearby.

We are biomimics: our Chisa Nest rooms are directly inspired by weaver bird nests.

Our sustainable architecture challenges guest expectations about luxury, such as our framed ‘holes in the wall’ revealing sandbag construction techniques that minimise carbon and maximise comfort.

We know that the most sustainable future is one that is inspired by what is, in order to power what can be.

We challenge and create, with nature as our muse and motivation.

Our lodges foster Zambian and Malawian talent: we hire local and train up in house.

Over 85% of our team is from the communities surrounding our properties.

Over 60% percent of our management team are women.

Our Green Safaris Conservation Foundation empowers our communities with initiatives such as the Mukuni Community Farm, the Tongabezi Chicken Coop, and the Young Mother’s Programme.

We empower local artists and artisans and train our team members to create the designs we need, such as the handmade wooden dhows at Tongabezi.

We share our strength and resources with other vital conservation projects, such as Panthera, Conservation South Luangwa, and the Zambian Carnivore Project.

By committing to empowering our staff and communities, we not only enable a brighter future for our people but also for our wildlife and ecosystems: providing work, development, and education teaches communities the benefit of the wild spaces on their doorstep and motivates them to value and protect these spaces in turn.

Travellers with Green Safaris are invited to experience the real life and work behind our lodges and our Green Safaris Conservation Foundation initiatives.

Sit around a fire at Ila discussing camera trapping with conservation experts.

Learn traditional dance moves from the reigning National Champions at the Tongabezi Trust School.

Compare organic community farming techniques alongside chemical-dependent farming impacts at our Mukuni Community Farm.

Attempt to sew a seam with the Twaabane Creative Centre ladies as they learn how to make their grandchildren’s school uniforms.

We know that travellers become storytellers and advocates for the places and causes they fall in love with, and that the best storytellers have seen behind the curtain.

By enabling guests to engage in moments of positive and necessary change, along with the realities and challenges that come with these moments, we draw attention and support to the vital work being done and give our guests an enhanced experience of Africa and a deeper understanding of what it truly means to travel.