The home of the walking safari, rustic bush camps and spectacular concentrations of wildlife.
Few places in Africa can offer the unique combination of South Luangwa's open, grassy plains and mature, mesmerizing woodlands, crowned with the pristine, impressive Luangwa River. This area's reputation for abundant wildlife and unspoiled vegetation is well earned, so whether driving around or walking through, the intense beauty calls to you from every corner. The park is famous for leopard sightings highlighted by the night drives, and the many spotted cats that hunt on the river have earned it the nickname "The Valley of the Leopard".

The "Adventure Capital of Africa" and one of the seven great natural wonders of the world!
During the peak season, roughly 625 million litres of Zambezi water plummet head first into a canyon every minute, producing a huge spray that rises up to 1650 feet into the air and and noise that can be heard from more than 20km away. This is the mighty Victoria Falls, known locally as "Mosi-oa-Tunya" meaning "The Smoke that Thunders". On the Zambia side, the falls is located within the Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, where antelopes, vervet monkeys, warthogs and banded mongooses roam.

A magical landscape on an epic scale offering excellent game viewing with barely another soul in sight!
The largest national park in Zambia and the second largest in Africa, Kafue offers the greatest wildlife diversity. It is home to 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. While the game viewing may not rival some of the other parks, it offers a pristine wilderness experience heightened by the low density of visitors.

Where animals roam the unfenced safari camps and Africa’s most unspoilt nature stretches out in front of you!
With the mighty Zambezi river separating Zambia's Lower Zambezi National Park and Zimbabwe's Mana Pools, this area is one massive wildlife haven. The sheer expanse of the Zambezi is not only overwhelming but also offers incredible opportunities to watch the wildlife from motorized boats and canoes, in addition to game drives and walking safaris. Elephant herds, sometimes up to one hundred strong, hippo, leopard, lion, buffalo, over 400 bird species – they all gather in this mesmerizing wilderness.

Witness Africa’s second largest wildebeest migration in a magical setting minus the crowds.
It may come as a surprise to many that there is indeed a second migration of wildebeest in the continent in Zambia's Liuwa Plains. This remote park in the far west is pristine wilderness in its completely natural and uncommercialized state. The game is spread out across the plains and takes some driving around to find, but patience will be amply rewarded. Besides the vast herds of blue wildebeest, the park is home to an extraordinary concentration of hyena and other predators and an even more astonishing variety of birdlife.

A true wilderness off the beaten path with only one camp and two vehicles. Imagine having this little paradise all to yourself!
Situated between North and South Luangwa national parks, the tiny Luambe is as remote and private as it gets. Having always remained off the tourist radar, with new investment and a strong focus on conservation, Luambe is ready to have its moment. The incredible hippo population numbering around 700 is something to experience. The wildlife diversity here is similar to that of its larger neighbors and while densities are lower, Luambe offers the advantage of no crowds and an almost private experience.

Explore two of Zambia’s classic national parks on walking safaris, game drives and boat trips.

Experience the magic of Victoria Falls before exploring the two Zambian safari classics.

The ultimate adventure journey for soaking in every safari experience Zambia has to offer in a single trip.