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Camps
Zambia
Malawi
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Destinations
Zambia
Malawi
Dream Green:
A Conservation Safari in Zambia and Malawi
Travel deeper into the places you visit on a conservation safari that connects extraordinary wildlife with the people and projects protecting it. Dream Green brings guests closer to researchers, rangers, community partners, sustainable farming and local enterprise across Zambia and Malawi.
This is responsible travel made personal. Alongside classic safari activities, guests can learn how healthy ecosystems are protected, how tourism supports livelihoods and how community-led initiatives create long-term change. Experiences are arranged around partner availability and tailored to the conservation themes that matter most to you.
Tongabezi Lodge
Why Tongabezi Fits This Conservation Safari
Tongabezi introduces the journey through community, culture and sustainable food near Victoria Falls. Guests may visit the lodge's vegetable garden, learn about organic farming, meet local makers or explore the history of Livingstone, placing the destination's famous natural wonder within a richer local context.
About Tongabezi Lodge
Set on the banks of the Upper Zambezi, Tongabezi is a luxury lodge known for imaginative experiences and deeply personal service. Its connection to local communities and long-standing approach to thoughtful hospitality make it a natural starting point for a journey with purpose.
Sindabezi Island Camp
Why Sindabezi Fits This Conservation Safari
Sindabezi offers a quiet way to experience the Zambezi landscape and understand the value of low-impact tourism. The island can be combined with Tongabezi's community and sustainability experiences while giving guests time to observe the river, birdlife and surrounding ecosystem more slowly.
About Sindabezi Island Camp
Located on a private island upstream from Victoria Falls, Sindabezi has five open-sided chalets and its own dedicated team. Its small footprint and secluded setting create an intimate wilderness experience shaped by water, wildlife and attentive service.
Sausage Tree Camp
Why Sausage Tree Fits This Conservation Safari
From Sausage Tree, guests can gain insight into wildlife protection in the Lower Zambezi through a pre-arranged visit to Conservation Lower Zambezi. Learning about rangers and anti-poaching work adds valuable context to the animals and habitats encountered on safari.
About Sausage Tree Camp
Sausage Tree is a luxurious riverside camp in Lower Zambezi National Park, recognised for private guiding and personalised Muchinda service. Its spacious suites and exceptional access to both land- and water-based activities provide an immersive base in this important ecosystem.
Potato Bush Camp
Why Potato Bush Fits This Conservation Safari
Potato Bush offers the same opportunity to connect with conservation work in the Lower Zambezi from a smaller, more intimate camp. Guided walks, boat trips and game drives help guests understand how the river, woodlands and wildlife function as one interconnected landscape.
About Potato Bush Camp
With three luxury safari tents and one two-bedroom house, Potato Bush is designed for travellers who value privacy and close personal service. The camp sits beside the Zambezi River and offers private guiding across a wide range of safari activities.
Ila Safari Lodge
Why Ila Fits This Conservation Safari
Ila provides access to conservation and community stories in Kafue National Park. Depending on partner schedules, guests may learn about predator research, visit a Green Safaris Foundation project or community farm, and meet people working to strengthen wildlife protection and local opportunity.
About Ila Safari Lodge
Ila is an environmentally conscious luxury camp on the Kafue River. Solar power, locally sourced materials, electric game-drive vehicles and a solar-powered boat reflect Green Safaris' commitment to reducing impact while creating meaningful, comfortable wilderness experiences.
Kaya Mawa:
Kaya Mawa Fits This Conservation Safari
Kaya Mawa expands the journey from wildlife conservation to community enterprise, education, food security and reforestation. Guests may visit the Katundu workshop, Hope Community Garden, tree nursery or digital-skills initiatives, depending on local schedules and what is appropriate during their stay.
Plan Your Conservation Safari
Tell Green Safaris which conservation and community themes interest you when making your booking. Partner visits, research talks and school or community activities require advance planning and remain subject to operational priorities.