Interezting to see your exploration in the remoter North East Luangwa Great memories of this fabulous reserve and ecosystem...hope to return ..for a 4th time Simon Artley Manchester UK
Frank, baie dankie vir jou uitstekende natuur en avontuur videos - lekker om "saam te toer" - the presentation of your offroad videos are excellently presented! Would love to see more. Go-n-Xplore, Johan Alberts
...so miss my home country Frank...I hope to move back in the next 18months. As I've got older my heart has been yearning for home..Born in Chingola in 1966. So glad I found your videos. My heart longs for home. Thanks for the lovely videos. Will follow.
This is excellent, thanks for posting. Last October I did a two week self drive camping safari in Namibia. I'd love to do either Botswana or Zambia next. Can you name the campsite at South Lwuanga National Park? Thanks, hello from Ireland 🇮🇪
Hi Frank Great video, great adventure! After many trips to Namibia and Botswana, Zambia is on our list for the first time next year. From some of your previous videos it seems that you know the Lower Zambezi area well. Few questions if you dont mind. Was travelling to the Nsefu Sector worthwhile? You entered at the eastern gate of Lower Zambezi coming back from South Luangwa. Did you have prebook camp spots in Lower Zambezi to enter? You said it took you a day or two to get to Mvuu. Is it easy to navigate inside the park? Seems to be many water crossings etc, many 2-spoor roads. Are you allowed to get out of your vehicle anywhere inside the Lower Zambezi like in Botswana? What about South Luangwa? Would appreciate your reply , tips ☺
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Great video Frank. Anxiously awaiting the video of the village near Mfuwe airport Cheers, Ben
Awesome trip and video! we just did the almost exact same trip this last weekend it is definitely an adventure.
Interezting to see your exploration in the remoter North East Luangwa
Great memories of this fabulous reserve and ecosystem...hope to return ..for a 4th time
Simon Artley
Manchester UK
Great aventure! 👍
Hi Frank,
Ek het jou video terdeë geniet! Baie goed gedoen. Dankie vir die inhoud en waardevolle inligting!
"Happy Travels" soos hulle sê
Groete
Looks awesome
Frank this is epic. I’m so happy to have found your channel.
Stumbled upon this video, having followed several channels from overlanders before, but I really like it, thanks for sharing
Frank, baie dankie vir jou uitstekende natuur en avontuur videos - lekker om "saam te toer" - the presentation of your offroad videos are excellently presented! Would love to see more. Go-n-Xplore, Johan Alberts
Bloody love it Frank...
Great video Frank. Will join you one day!
Awesome 🔥🔥
...so miss my home country Frank...I hope to move back in the next 18months. As I've got older my heart has been yearning for home..Born in Chingola in 1966. So glad I found your videos. My heart longs for home. Thanks for the lovely videos. Will follow.
This is excellent, thanks for posting. Last October I did a two week self drive camping safari in Namibia. I'd love to do either Botswana or Zambia next. Can you name the campsite at South Lwuanga National Park? Thanks, hello from Ireland 🇮🇪
Puik episode dis kamp en kuier op sy beste
Great video!
I guess it was 30 USD per day for the car in South Luangwa because it was foreign registered?
Frank, is daar n amptelike ingangshek na Lower Zambezi aan die oostekant waar julle ingery het?
Ja, daar is.
Hi Frank
Great video, great adventure! After many trips to Namibia and Botswana, Zambia is on our list for the first time next year. From some of your previous videos it seems that you know the Lower Zambezi area well. Few questions if you dont mind.
Was travelling to the Nsefu Sector worthwhile?
You entered at the eastern gate of Lower Zambezi coming back from South Luangwa. Did you have prebook camp spots in Lower Zambezi to enter? You said it took you a day or two to get to Mvuu.
Is it easy to navigate inside the park? Seems to be many water crossings etc, many 2-spoor roads.
Are you allowed to get out of your vehicle anywhere inside the Lower Zambezi like in Botswana? What about South Luangwa?
Would appreciate your reply , tips ☺