Approximately 120km / 75mi from Livingstone, bordering the mighty Zambezi River, lies the Simalaha Community Conservancy. The joint vision of the Sesheke and Sekute chiefdoms to create an environment where people and wildlife can sustainably coexist as they once did in decades past, has become a reality with the help of the Peace Parks Foundation.

Forming part of the Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area (the largest of its type in the world), Simalaha has successfully reintroduced wildebeest, zebra, red lechwe, puku, hartebeest, impala, waterbuck, giraffe, buffalo, eland and sable to the plains.

Currently there is one tourism operator within the Conservancy, Zambian Horseback Safaris. The conservancy benefits from concession fees paid by the operator, as well as the training and employment of local members in the construction and running of the tented camp.

Zambian Horseback Safaris is the sister operation to Chundukwa River Lodge in Livingstone and currently the only horse safari operator in Zambia.

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