ZAMBIA
THE HEARTBEAT OF AFRICA FULL OF ADVENTURE
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Untamed Landscapes & Iconic Falls
For those seeking an off-the-beaten-path adventure, Zambia is Southern Africa’s most remote safari destination, where you can explore vast wilderness with no other traveller in sight.
Home to the awe-inspiring Victoria Falls and the mighty Zambezi River, this scenic land also boasts breathtaking lakes and immaculate wetlands brimming with wildlife.
While rugged and wild, Zambia offers world-class luxury with bespoke lodges, deep bush game drives, and some of Africa’s finest safari guides, ensuring an experience that is as exclusive as it is extraordinary.
POPULATION SIZE
±19 MILLION
CURRENCY
ZAMBIAN KWACHA (ZMW)
GEOGRAPHICAL SIZE
752,612 KM²
LANGUAGE
ENGLISH (OFFICIAL), WITH OVER 70 LOCAL LANGUAGES SPOKEN


VICTORIA FALLS:
One of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, where the Zambezi River plunges into the gorge

THRILLING ADVENTURE ACTIVITIES:
White-water rafting, bungee jumping, abseiling, or swimming at the edge of the falls in Devil’s Pool

MOSI-OA-TUNYA NATIONAL PARK:
A UNESCO World Heritage Site offering up-close rhino tracking and serene river safaris

SOUTH LUANGWA NATIONAL PARK:
One of the best places in Africa to spot leopards

NORTH LUANGWA NATIONAL PARK:
A remote landscape and wild safari experience

COOL & DRY
APRIL TO AUGUST
This is Zambia’s peak safari season, offering mild temperatures, clear skies, and optimal game viewing. Wildlife congregates around water sources, making for unforgettable safari experiences. During the dry season the wildlife is most active.

HOT & DRY
SEPTEMBER TO NOVEMBER
Temperatures rise, and animals gather in even larger numbers near rivers and watering holes. This is an excellent time for wildlife sightings, though days can be very warm. During the dry season the landscapes are easier to navigate.

WARM & WET
DECEMBER TO MARCH
The rainy season transforms Zambia into a lush green paradise. While some remote areas become inaccessible, this is a prime time for birdwatching, photography, and fewer crowds.

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South Luangwa National Park
- Located in the remote Luangwa Valley, offering some of Africa’s best walking safaris
- Famous for its dense leopard population and thriving wildlife
- Seasonal oxbow lagoons attract large herds of elephants, hippos, and buffalo
- Home to unique endemic species like the Thornicroft’s giraffe and Cookson’s wildebeest
- Exclusive safari lodges offering immersive, authentic bush experiences
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Livingstone & Victoria Falls
- Home to one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, Victoria Falls
- Offers adrenaline-pumping activities like white-water rafting and bungee jumping
- Scenic helicopter flights provide breathtaking aerial views of the falls
- The Zambezi River is ideal for sunset cruises and tigerfishing
- Luxury accommodations provide front-row views of the mighty falls
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Lower Zambezi National Park
- A wilderness along the Zambezi River, perfect for canoe safaris
- Home to large populations of elephants, lions, leopards, and wild dogs
- Boat safaris offer up-close encounters with hippos and crocodiles
- Exclusive lodges set against a backdrop of dramatic escarpments
- World-class fishing, especially for the fierce tigerfish
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North Luangwa National Park
- Zambia’s most untouched and rugged safari destination
- Home to black rhinos and some of Africa’s highest predator concentrations
- A paradise for intrepid explorers seeking a raw, immersive safari
- Fewer visitors, ensuring a private and exclusive experience
- Remote bush camps offering an authentic wilderness escape
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FAQS
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When is the best time to visit Zambia?
Zambia is best visited during the dry season (April–November) for optimal wildlife viewing. The wet season (December–March) is lush and great for birdwatching but can make some areas inaccessible.
What should I pack for my trip?
- Light, breathable clothing for warm days and cool evenings
- A warm jacket for early morning and evening game drives
- Comfortable walking shoes for safari activities
- Binoculars and a camera for capturing wildlife moments
- High-SPF sunscreen, sunglasses, and a wide-brimmed hat
How do I get around in Zambia?
- Charter flights connect major safari destinations quickly and efficiently
- 4×4 vehicles are essential for game drives in the national parks
- Canoe safaris offer a unique way to explore the Lower Zambezi
- Expert guides ensure seamless travel logistics between remote locations
What can I expect from a luxury safari in Zambia?
- Private, exclusive lodges blending seamlessly into the wilderness
- Personalised service, fine dining, and intimate safari experiences
- Walking safaris led by expert guides for a deeper connection with nature
- Stunning riverfront camps offering front-row views of Zambia’s landscapes
- Unique activities such as night drives, canoe safaris, and fishing excursions
Can I combine a safari in Zambia with another destination?
Absolutely! Zambia pairs beautifully with Botswana’s Okavango Delta, South Africa’s Kruger National Park, or Zimbabwe’s Hwange National Park. Many travellers also combine a Zambian safari with a beach escape to Mozambique’s Bazaruto Archipelago.
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