Zambian National Parks and Game Management Areas offer some of the richest wildlife experiences imaginable, with a high percentage of owner managed camps that constantly win international accolades and awards for their hospitality and experienced guiding.
Exclusivity is key – stay inside the National Parks and escape to camps where you do not come across anyone else.
Zambia offers something for everyone (single travellers, small groups, honeymoons and families) and all at different budget levels.
There is a huge variety of activities aside from walking safaris and game drives. Catch a tiger fish or witness the spectacular bat migration, canoe the Zambezi or seek out a shoebill in Kasanka.
Zambia also boasts the magnificent Victoria Falls one of the largest waterfalls in the world. Base yourself in Livingstone town or a nearby luxury lodge on the Zambezi River which would be a perfect honeymoon location or place to celebrate a birthday or anniversary with family and friends. The mix of both relaxing and adrenalin fuelled activities is endless: helicopter over the majestic Falls, white water rafting or bungee jumping, visit Livingstone Museum or a Zambian market, sundowner cruise on the Zambezi River or an island picnic, bird watching or head into Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park for the opportunity of seeing the endangered rhino.
A boat cruise on the Zambezi River takes you along the Mosi-O-Tunya National Park with the intention of seeing some of our wildlife. Perfect for seeing elephants wade across the river or hear the sound of hippo while sipping delicious cocktails.
There is nothing like sailing over the Plains in a hot air balloon – In Busanga Plains, Kafue offers this most exclusive experience to view red lechwe, puku or even the “local” rare roan herd.
Canoe safaris can be arranged to be of 4 or 5 days duration or be a shorter experience enjoyed whilst staying in a camp on the edge of the Zambezi River. All trips are led by a pro guide with experience of that stretch of the river.
Walking safaris between authentic bushcamps in remote locations of The South Luangwa are second to none. You will be accompanied by your professional safari guide and an armed wildlife ranger or “Scout” as they are called in Zambia.
The Luangwa River is one of the major tributaries of the Zambezi River, flooding in the rainy season, but by the end of September the hippos congregate in huge pods of hundreds, jostling for a patch of precious water.
Big 5 Safaris Founder and Managing Director, Kevin Collins catching a Tiger Fish. Doing so on fly is widely considered to be the pinnacle of freshwater fly fishing and the opportunity to do so on the Zambezi should not be missed – strictly catch and release of course!
Liuwa Plains is unique in that it is home to the second largest wildebeest migration in Africa offering spectacular sights of thousands of animals. It’s the location of recent BBC footage of a wild dog hunt.
A microlight flight offers a thrilling aerial perspective on the wildlife of Zambia’s South Luangwa National Park. The owner of Remote Africa Safaris will take you up during your stay at the remote Tafika Camp.
The South Luangwa is known as the “valley of the leopard” earning this name for its large concentrations of this reclusive creature and on a 2 or 3 night stay practically guarantees great leopard sightings.
Sleep outs in the south Luangwa are outstanding whether it be in a riverside tree-house or in a dry river bed with simply a bedroll and mosquito net between you, the stars and the wildlife!
Zambian hospitality in the camp is superb at the best of times, but going one step beyond you might find yourselves lucky enough to enjoy a freshly cooked breakfast in the middle of the bush.
Experience the Flight of Angels with breathtaking views of the Victoria Falls, Batoka Gorge, the Zambezi River and the Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park. A thrilling way to see Victoria Falls.
Ever wanted to witness a wildlife phenomenon? The bat migration is one of nature’s top events occurring in late November and early December each year in Kasanka National ...
Read MoreLiuwa Plain National Park is situated in a remote section of Western Zambia. Few people have ventured into the Liuwa Plain due to its relative inaccessibility. However the ...
Read MoreNamed after the legendary explorer, Livingstone is now the adventure capital at the Victoria Falls. Livingstone is the perfect addition to a safari in either Zambia or ...
Read MoreEasily reached – it’s only a short light aircraft hop from Lusaka! The Lower Zambezi National Park may be one of Zambia’s smallest parks, but it is certainly one of ...
Read MoreThe words untouched and unforgettable sum up the North Luangwa National Park. Experience Africa as it was in this wild and remote part of Zambia! Each year only a few lucky ...
Read MoreThe South Luangwa has it all. The meandering Luangwa River, stunning scenery, big game, knowledgeable guides and a choice of intimate elegant lodges and remote ...
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