Zambia is a haven for authentic, walking-focused safaris and the more intimate side of the majestic Victoria Falls.
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Known as the birthplace of the walking safari, Zambia offers truly immersive experiences in parks like South Luangwa and Lower Zambezi.
Birthplace of the Walking Safari
The Luangwa Valley is where the walking safari was pioneered, offering the most immersive way to experience the bush alongside expert local guides.
Victoria Falls Gateway
Shares Victoria Falls with Zimbabwe. The Zambian side offers unique viewpoints like the exhilarating Devil's Pool (seasonal)
Leopard Capital
South Luangwa National Park is particularly renowned for its high density of leopards
The Zambezi River
The country's lifeblood, providing opportunities for canoeing, fishing, and luxury river cruises, supporting massive elephant and hippo populations.
Walking Safari in South Luangwa
Take a walking safari to track animals on foot, led by an experienced armed scout, to truly appreciate the small details of the African bush and its ecosystem.
Visit Devil's Pool
From the Zambian side of Victoria Falls, dare to swim in the natural rock pool right on the edge of the Falls (Livingstone Island),
Canoeing in Lower Zambezi
Explore the channels and banks of the Lower Zambezi National Park by canoe
Night Drives
Zambia is one of the few places where you can enjoy night game drives, providing a fantastic chance to spot nocturnal animals, including leopards, civets, and genet cats.
Kuomboka Ceremony
The spectacular migration of the Lozi people's king from his summer palace to his winter palace, involving hundreds of paddlers transporting the royal barge
Livingstone Cultural & Arts Festival
Held in the town near Victoria Falls, this festival celebrates the local traditions, music, and handicrafts of the surrounding area.
Zambezi River Fishing Competitions
Various fishing tournaments, often focused on catching the fierce Tiger Fish, take place along the Zambezi River.
Kuomboka Ceremony
The spectacular migration of the Lozi people's king from his summer palace to his winter palace, involving hundreds of paddlers transporting the royal barge
