Lusaka · South Luangwa · Lower Zambezi · Victoria Falls
Zambia is the home of the walking safari and some of Africa’s wildest, least-crowded parks. Track leopard on foot in South Luangwa, canoe the Lower Zambezi past elephant and hippo, and stand before the thundering Victoria Falls.
Arrive in Lusaka and connect onward to your first camp, with a warm Zambian welcome.
The home of the walking safari — explore on foot and by vehicle in one of Africa’s finest parks, renowned for leopard, elephant and the hippo-filled Luangwa River.
Drift the Zambezi by canoe past elephant and buffalo, try your hand at catch-and-release tigerfishing, and enjoy both river and land safaris beneath the escarpment.
Travel to Livingstone to witness Victoria Falls — Mosi-oa-Tunya — one of the natural wonders of the world, before your onward departure.
No two days are ever the same — but most follow this gentle, golden rhythm. Everything flexes around you and your guide’s advice.
An early start with coffee as the sun rises. Animals are most active in the cool morning light — the best time for sightings and photography.
Return to camp for a hearty brunch, or take a picnic and stay out longer if the wildlife is calling.
The hottest part of the day is for resting — a siesta, a swim, or simply watching the plains from your veranda as the heat shimmers.
Set out again as the day cools for an afternoon game drive, often the most rewarding hours as predators begin to stir.
Pause for a drink in hand as the African sun goes down — one of the safari’s great rituals.
Return to camp for dinner beneath a sky thick with stars, the distant sound of the wild your soundtrack, before you plan tomorrow with your guide.
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