What does FVKB mean in AIRPORT CODES

Geography

Kariba Town lies on the southern shore of Lake Kariba, which covers an area of more than 5,580 square kilometres (2,150 sq mi). The dam wall across the lake stretches for 128 km (80 mi) from Binga in the north to Siavonga in the south. One of the largest man-made lakes in the world, Kariba’s waters are shared between Zambia and Zimbabwe but are owned by neither country. Its intricate network of creeks and islands provide plenty of opportunities for boating, fishing or simply relaxing while taking in the views.

Wildlife

The region surrounding FVKB is home to huge numbers of wildlife species including big game such as elephants, zebras and buffalo as well as primates like baboons and vervet monkeys. The serenity and tranquility found here make it one of Africa’s best birdwatching spots with nearly 450 species identified here including migrant species from Europe which come during their winter migration period. Hippos can be seen both out in the open water or basking on sandy beaches exposed at low tide; these actively graze at night so it may be possible to view them from boats on organized safaris or at nearby lodges.

Activities

FVKB offers visitors a variety of activities ranging from outdoor adventures to cultural experiences; there’s no shortage of things to do around this vibrant destination! Popular activities include game viewing by boat or car, fishing trips along many waterways or guided walks through protected areas; all accompanied by experienced guides who can point out interesting wildlife and plant species as well as interpretive talks about local tribes' customs and history.. For those who prefer a slower pace there are resorts offering beach activities such as jet skiing or water sports while spectacular sunsets make it ideal for romantic sunset cruises with dinner included!