Publications:
Interesting interview with mr. Peter Klaver, part-owner of Puku Pan Safari Lodge, about ‘overpopulation’ of reserves, importance of tourism versus nature, healthiness of the animals, government interference, and more. Note: article is in Dutch.
-- Ramona Laurentzen, April 2006 --

Miles Travel named Puku Pan Safari Lodge as an ‘exclusive lodge’, where you can enjoy of your privacy, the quietness and the unheard luxury. “You will be amazed of the high quality level in a remote area.”
-- Miles Travel, season 2006-2007 --

Guest comments:
\"... the first things I wanted to do was inform you how much our Puku Pan safari  contributed to our African experience. Having taken another safari, with a similar price structure, we are able to make an objective comparison. Not being able to use VISA made for a difficult beginning but, it appears to be the standard practice. As soon as we arrived, all was forgotten. From the welcoming cool drinks to the varied and reasonably priced activities, all aspects of our stay were topnotch. The entire staff is to be commended. Puku Pan was a highlight of our trip.
Our daughter was able to find a large carved \"hippo\" at a market in Lusaka. She calls it \"Puku\" (In Canada, we can call a hippo a kind of antelope and no-one would be the wiser). Puku Pan has been given the ultimate compliment.\"
-- R. & A., May, 2007 --

“We enjoyed the peace of nature, good food, walking and fishing.”
-- E. & J., May 2005 --

“An enchanting and remote location, offering more than others could do in Southern Africa!”
-- A, D, & B. Leonsins, January 2005 --

“The welcome and service provided by the staff was outstanding – true Zambian warmth – the best we experienced on our trip.”
-- J. Dunstan, January 2005 --

“Unique place in the world, about which we couldn\'t find a thing which we would change. Beware, we will be back!”
-- N. Court, December 2004 --

“… breakfast on the Kopje, the fire grilled lamb and the unique fishing experience together with those day and night game drives. Thumbs up to you guys!!”
-- O. & S. Siazilo, December 2004 --

“This turned out to be an excellent location, for in less than a day of birding I compiled a list of over 50 species, including two lifers, Rock Pratincole and little Spotted Woodpecker.”
-- Newsletter Ornithological Society, December 2004 –-

“It makes you totally submerge in the environment. The pond with the birds and hippo are very worthwhile.”
-- N. den Daas, March 2004 --

“Sometimes the seeming silence is interrupted by the roar of a lion. In the distance the answer of a rivalling troop usually follows.”
-- N. den Daas, March 2004 --

“At the side on the way back we saw two water monitors and six elephants in the water. Hippos have become so common that I don’t even mention them anymore.”
-- N. den Daas, March 2004 --