Zambia: Chundukwa Horse Trails

Chundukwa Horse Trails

HORSE-RIDING FOR IN-HOUSE RESIDENTS AND EXTERNAL GUESTS.

Our riding trails at Chundukwa River Lodge range from an hour to half-day trails and we cater for single riders as well as group excursions - novice to experienced. Our experienced guides will ensure your comfort and share their vast knowledge of our plant and animal kingdom with you!

Kiddy-friendly and introductory rides are available too.

Living remotely on our horse ranch has required a firm ability in animal husbandry and horse care. Doug has schooled horses for Polo and Polo Crosse over the years which has given him an edge of knowing what types of horses will offer experienced riders a satisfying experience. All our horses are gentle natured, forward going, steady and have been carefully introduced to the bush and wildlife. We have a mixture of Quarter Horses, Quarter Horse cross Boerperds, Basotho Horses and Thoroughbred-Crosses.

CHUNDUKWA HORSE TRAILS  

We have a large stable yard with horses for all levels of riders, and options for children.

Our horse trails are available to both in-house and external guests.

River Rides - Our most popular ride! Join us for a 1h30 ride, departing early morning or afternoon.

Kids Pony Rides - This is really fun for kids. Our grooms will lead the children on horseback and parents are welcome to join on a bush meander on foot. Approx 45mins.

Champagne Breakfast Ride - A fantastic 1h30 outride along the river and through the wilderness, finishing with a champagne breakfast on the banks of the Zambezi. Approx 3hrs total.

Half-Day Ride with Refreshments -  A 3hr outride along Zambezi and surrounding wilderness.

Land & River Ride with Lunch - A 3-4hr outride along the Zambezi and surrounding wilderness with lunch. 

Approx 6hrs total.

Chundukwa Stables to Waterberry / Nkwazi - One-way ride across to our neighbours, a fun outride for all guests.

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Nkwichi Lodge Mozambique

NKWICHI LODGE

Nkwichi is situated in a remote corner of Mozambique and set on the shores of Lake Malawi or Lake Niassa, depending on which shore you're standing. Nkwichi Lodge is hidden beneath the trees around an unspoilt stretch of sandy white beach that would leave you questioning the fact that you're on a fresh water lake.

Nkwichi Lodge only has 5 chalets and 1 private house that are spaced apart for complete privacy.  The spacious and superbly crafted Niassa chalet, a  stone-and-thatch chalet with its huge bed hewn out of old tree trunks and upside-down canoes for tables, blends seamlessly into the Niassa bush.

Choose your own private piece of paradise - our two premier chalets (Kakoa & Nkwazi) boast a private cave, a heart shaped outdoor bath, a magical private beach and the utmost privacy.

Nkwichi Lodge maintains its eco-friendly approach
° Running off renewable energy, with its solar power, wind turbine and own composting system.
° Fresh fish sourced from the local fishermen and organic fruit and vegetables come from their own demonstration farm, with all of the kitchen waste used as compost.
° Nothing goes to waste at Nkwichi; villagers still use old tin cans as graters and drink fresh lake water out of recycled wine bottles.

Nkwichi Lodge

A unique luxury beach and bush experience

Happening around the Lake this September and October is the Lake of Stars Music and Arts Festival, Likoma Summer Cultural Festival & Likoma Island Tourism Expo 2018.

We hope you join us to unwind after all the  festivities.

LAKE OF STARS FESTIVAL 
September

Malawi’s biggest international music & arts festival, the Lake of Stars, is set to return this year along the shores of Salima. The three day spectacular is being held in a new locality in Leopards Bay, situated at the foot of Senga Hills in Salima, around 125 KM from Lilongwe, Malawi.

LIKOMA SUMMER CULTURAL FESTIVAL &
LIKOMA ISLAND TOURISM EXPO

Likoma Summer Cultural Festival to be held at Likoma Island. The festival is unique as it is the only Island Festival in Malawi and involves crossing Lake Malawi.

The festival this year will be a whole week’s event due to the combination with the inaugural Likoma Island Tourism Expo 2018.

“The Tourism Expo seeks to expose Likoma Island as a growing investment destination in tourism related investments to different companies, individuals as well as Government. Due to adequate time allocated, people will have the liberty to use any transport means of their choice to the Island to attend the festival. Travel and tour companies are invited to organise tours of travellers to the Island as a business opportunity. “

The festival will incorporate other activities like sight-seeing, historical tours, hiking, games, a parade and a local food festival.

The festival will showcase all traditional dances at the Island.  There will be music from different artists that will be announced as we go towards the festival dates. It is expected to attract investors, revellers from Malawi and Mozambique as well as other countries within the region and beyond.

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