Upon arrival at the Lusaka airport, you will be received and transfered to your hotel. Spend the rest of the day relaxing or visiting the ZamSa museum or shopping at the local market.

After breakfast at your hotel, you'll take a road trip to Kafue National Park. The drive will be on well paved roads allowing you to catch a wink. While getting closer to the park, keep your eyes open. You might spot kudu, impalas, hartebeest and a few other grazers. You'll reach in time for a sumptuous lunch.

Beginning your trip in Kafue has its advantages. With very little in the way of infrastructure, there are fewer camps which means fewer visitors. You'll be able to experience the untouched wilderness in an almost private setting. While game viewing might sometimes require more driving around, pack a bit of patience and you'll be amply rewarded. Kafue offers the greatest wildlife diversity with 19 antelope species, such as red lechwe, puku, sable, roan, wildebeest as well as types rarely seen in other palaces such as oribi, Liechtenstein’s hartebeest and sitatunga. Other animal sightings include elephant, hippo, cheetah, leopard, hyena, buffalo.

After breakfast at your camp, you'll begin your day with a drive back to the Lusaka airport. You can relax and catch a wink during this drive or reminisce the wonderful experiences from the last few days.

You'll board a light aircraft that will take you from Lusaka to the Jeki airstrip. It's a short flight about a half hour and you'll fly over the Zambezi river getting spectacular views of the confluence and the escarpment. From the Jeki airstrip, you'll travel by road to your camp where you can unwind and relax.

The lodges well placed on the banks of the mighty Zambezi offer a spectacular opportunity for a wide range of activities both on land and water. Glide down the Zambezi by boat, spotting elephants and tiger fishing to your heart’s content. Sit in a canoe and watch the herds of elephants that come to drink, hippos, crocodiles, waterbucks, and a variety of birds that call this place their home. Enjoy the spectacular landscape with ebony and fig trees and further inland is a floodplain fringed with mopane forest and interspersed with winterthorn trees and huge acacias. The evening game drives are particularly rewarding with the park hosting good populations of lion and leopard.

After your breakfast at Lower Zambezi, you will be taken to the Jeki airstrip to board a light aircraft to Mfuwe. You'll fly over the green carpet that covers this part of Zambia with some spectacular views. From the Mfuwe airport, you'll travel by road to your camp and reach in time for a sumptuous lunch.

The home of the walking safari, rustic bush camps and incredible guides. Situated along the great Luangwa River, the South Luangwa National Park is one of the best game viewing areas in Zambia, if not Africa. This area's reputation for abundant wildlife and unspoiled vegetation is well earned. The morning and evening/night game drives will give you ample opportunities to explore the bush and have fantastic sightings. Make sure to swap a game drive for a walking safari one of the days.

On the last day, after your breakfast, you will be taken to the Mfuwe airport for your connecting flight. It's time to say goodbye as you board your return flight.