The trip continues after breakfast, until a stop for a light lunch between noon and 1400 hours. T he night stop is reached at approximately 17h00. Camp is unpacked and set up and dinner is served Camp is generally set u on islands, as it is safer than on the mainland, at sites designated by National Parks. There are no ablution facilities. Clients are provided with toilet rolls, a space and matches to burn the toilet paper.
Bathing is done using water scooped out of the river in a bucket.
Biodegradable soap can be used in the River. Distance covered per day is approximately 22 kilometres. T he Zambezi River is the 4th largest in Africa, after the Nile, Zaire and Niger respectively. It has its source at Kalene Hill in North Western Zambia and flows approximately 2800 kilometres to Chinde in Mozambique, where it flows into the Indian Ocean. Below Kariba Dam the narrowest point is approximately 80 metres and the widest point is 4,2 kilometres near Chikwenya, an island not far below Mana.