Sara Gardiner: Matetsi Victoria Falls - Luke Brown Zim
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- In this chat with Sara Gardiner, co-founder of Matetsi Victoria Falls, we explore her background and passions for wildlife and tourism. You will get a unique insight into the luxurious lodge, the design and its wild surrounds. We talk about conservation and we meet a few big animals out on the Matetsi Private Game Reserve.
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Luke Brown is a national treasure!
Kudos to the lady behind the camera too, caught a glimpse of her in one of the mirrors. Lol.
Sarah is young and ambitious. Doing great things for our country. Well done.
Thanks so much for your kind comments Raymond! The lady behind the camera is my wife Suzanne 😀
Absolutely magical resort and Sara's passion for Tourism and Zimbabwe is infectious.
Lovely video. Lovely & unique lodge.
I really like this series, found where Im gonna stay on my next holiday through this channel! Thanks Luke
Glad to hear it!
The sound of peace. It is worth a billion dollars. Well done
Oh yes!
Amazing Sara! What a great beautiful place.
It sure is!
Stunning suites and so clever to have the ipads loaded with bird books, tree books etc so people can learn more about this special concession! well done on the video Luke and Suz.
Thanks so much! 😊 Appreciate it Sarah!
Wow, this is just beautiful...... so serene and I’m feeling relaxed just watching and listening to the insect and bird sounds great in the background. Love the deco..❤️
Glad you enjoyed it!
What a lovely place
Thanks Prince!
I still have the original hand drawn map when we opened up the concession. There was more roads then than now. Sarah is a bit young and too good a looker to have been there at the beginning, which was many years back. Matetsi was started by And Beyond (CCA) which was a South African company and we had two lodges there. It was a partnership with a local company. It has been redone a bit - and credit to the new owners as better than the original. I hope they also reopen a new camp where the other one was. This was across the main road by a pan in the Westwood vlei and sadly burnt down after I had left. It had a different theme and some quality decking, and tents, and more like a Hwange camp
Great insights Brian thanks for sharing.
I’m coming back build my own sanctuary for people to enjoy home is best
Wow I would have loved to see a kingfisher actually catching a fish. I love the bhundu there
Awesome!
I wishi to kamu to horidey ini folosi , haw much isi costi a niyt gudu riving ? , itis noti mo than us$300 e nait ryte ?.
Kindly contact Matetsi directly for their rates.