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That’s a wrap! Our 2024 season has come to an end and we would like to thank every single person who came to spend time with us in the wild at Anabezi. It’s an honor to welcome you to this beautiful corner of the world and we hope that yo

When the mating pair heads out on a romantic stroll 🐆✨

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Lion cubs typically loose their spots with age, however you may have noticed that our adult lionesses still have some light spots on their legs and bellies.

This is genetic, passed on from legendary lioness Guvu. It’s highly likely that as th

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Did you know that dust plays an important role in nutrient cycling during the dry season?

As trees shed their leaves, the fallen leaf litter mixes with dust on the forest floor. This mixture of organic matter and mineral-rich dust helps replenish s

As we head into our last few days of the season, the bush is anxiously awaiting the rains. The majority of camps within Lower Zambezi National Park shut down for this period of growth and renewal.

From mid-November to April, the environment and the

Family Portrait: Scar!

If you’ve stayed with us at Anabezi, you’ve most certainly met Scar. Recognizable by a distinct white scar under her left eye, she is a staff and guest favorite.

Known for her playful and bold personality, this

Anabezi is named for the stunning Ana Tree forest which surrounds it, and the Zambezi River on which it sits.

Known by many names, Ana Trees, Winterthorn or Faidherbia Albida, this fast-growing indigenous tree forms the ethereal landscape of the ea