Zambia
Zambia is dubbed 'the real Africa' and it does provide fantastic wildlife and cultural experiences. The diversity of safari activities is a real bonus, from walking safaris to canoeing on the Zambezi, plus Victoria Falls. Zambia is best visited in the dry season from June to November, when the wildlife congregates in numbers along the rivers, however the South Luangwa can also be visited in 'the green season' from December to May when there is much breeding activity and rates are lower.
Zambia combines well with a Botswana, Zimbabwe or Malawi trip.
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Zambia Rivers Safaris
This 7-night Zambian safari combines lodges in both the Lower Zambezi National Park and South Luangwa National Park. During the dry season, June to November, wildlife is drawn to the permanent waters of the Zambezi and Luangwa Rivers and sightings are spectacular. Activities include walking safaris, game drives, fishing, canoeing and boating.
This safari combines well with Kafue National Park, Victoria Falls and Malawi.
Kafue Safari, Zambia
This 4-night safari will take you to Zambia's wildlife rich Kafue National Park; one of the largest parks in Africa, Kafue has excellent game viewing along its permanent rivers and the open plains of Busanga. For birders, this is a particularly good area to view species that are not found in southern Africa.
Wilderness Safaris operate several excellent camps in the northern Kafue.
This itinerary can be added to a Botswana safari or an extended Zambia trip.
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