The private island base camp for a tri-nation safari, starting on the Zambezi
Most safari properties sell proximity to wildlife. Tsowa Safari Island sells something harder to find: a private island in the middle of the Zambezi River that puts you within reach of three countries, two national parks, and one of the…
Most safari properties sell proximity to wildlife. Tsowa Safari Island sells something harder to find: a private island in the middle of the Zambezi River that puts you within reach of three countries, two national parks, and one of the world’s great natural wonders, without surrendering the kind of stillness that makes a place worth leaving. Getting here is part of the journey. Access is by 4x4 and private boat only.
There are no airport shuttles, no resort transfers, no lobby queues. By the time guests step onto the island’s banks, the outside world has already started to feel distant.
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