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Zambia is a country known for its stunning landscapes, diverse wildlife, and vibrant culture, making it a photographer's paradise. Photography tours in Zambia offer a unique opportunity to capture the beauty of this African nation through the lens of your camera. From majestic Victoria Falls to the vast plains of the South Luangwa National Park, there are endless opportunities for breathtaking shots. Whether you are a seasoned pro or just starting out, these tours will provide you with unforgettable experiences and stunning images to cherish for a lifetime.
1. Unforgettable AdventureA hot air balloon safari over Zambia's plains promises an unforgettable adventure filled with awe-inspiring moments and surreal landscapes. As y
1. Experience Life in Mukuni VillageMukuni Village, near the tourist town of Livingstone, is a must-visit destination for cultural enthusiasts. Engage with the friendly l
1. South Luangwa National ParkSouth Luangwa National Park is a haven for birdwatchers, boasting over 400 bird species. It provides opportunities to spot rare species like
1. Guided Rainforest WalkEmbark on a guided rainforest walk to explore the lush flora and fauna surrounding Victoria Falls. Marvel at the stunning views, learn about the
Zambia, with its vast and diverse wilderness, is home to several hidden gems in the form of national parks. These protected areas offer incredible opportunities for wildlife sightings, unique landscapes, and unforgettable adventures. Whether you are an avid safari enthusiast or a nature lover, exploring Zambia's national parks is a must-do experience. In this article, we will take you on a virtual journey to discover some of the hidden gems that these parks have to offer.
Zambia, known as the 'Real Africa,' is a landlocked country in Southern Africa with breathtaking landscapes and a rich wildlife population. With an abundance of national parks, rivers, and waterfalls, Zambia offers unforgettable adventure experiences for nature enthusiasts and thrill-seekers. Whether you're a wildlife lover, an adrenaline junkie, or simply seeking a unique adventure, Zambia has it all.
Zambia is a landlocked country in southern Africa that offers a unique and unforgettable wildlife safari experience. With its diverse ecosystems and rich biodiversity, it is no wonder that Zambia is often referred to as the 'Real Africa'. From majestic elephants and roaring lions to rare wild dogs and abundant birdlife, this country is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. In this article, we will provide you with an overview of the top 10 wildlife safaris in Zambia, and then offer 20 suggestions for activities to book during your visit.
1. Safari Adventure in South Luangwa National ParkEmbark on an unforgettable safari in South Luangwa National Park during autumn and capture breathtaking moments of wildl
Embark on the Zambezi River with a dinner cruise and take in the glorious sunset color palette, surrounded by a wildlife paradise. Savor a unique 4-course meal on board as you admire the beauty of the setting sun.
Nothing is quite like the heart-pounding sensation of actually standing on the edge of Victoria Falls, under the guidance of a professional whose knowledge about the falls is very vast and extensive.
On this full-day tour you’ll go on a boat trip on the Chobe River and a game drive in Chobe National Park. The park is well known for its elephants and variety of animal species.
Quench your thirst for adventure on a 3-hour safari game drive rich with African wildlife. Have the opportunity for unique wildlife encounters in Chobe National Park, home to a variety of big game species including elephants, lions, buffaloes, and more.
Nothing is quite like the heart-pounding sensation of actually standing on the edge of Victoria Falls, under the guidance of a professional whose knowledge about the falls is very vast and extensive.
Quench your thirst for adventure on a 3-hour safari game drive rich with African wildlife. Have the opportunity for unique wildlife encounters in Chobe National Park, home to a variety of big game species including elephants, lions, buffaloes, and more.
Embark on the Zambezi River with a dinner cruise and take in the glorious sunset color palette, surrounded by a wildlife paradise. Savor a unique 4-course meal on board as you admire the beauty of the setting sun.
Enjoy an exciting day of rafting on the Mighty Zambezi River. Tackle thrilling grade 3-5 rapids across 23 kilometers of this awesome waterway.
Travel from Victoria Falls to Chobe National Park in Botswana on a guided day trip. Spot wildlife as you cruise along the Chobe River, savor lunch at a local lodge, and enjoy an afternoon game drive.
Cycle in the Reserve of Musi-oa-tunya National Park on a nature bike tour. Enjoy the wildlife and learn more about the importance of the surroundings to the people of Livingstone.
Get ready to trek alongside expert guides on a rhino walk, where you'll have the opportunity to observe these endangered animals in their natural habitat.
A full-day rafting trip on the Zambezi River in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, promise an adrenaline rush and adventure-filled day in one of nature's most awe-inspiring settings.
Enjoy a Chobe day trip with a morning land safari, buffet lunch, and an afternoon boat cruise or walking tour (seasonal) and visit the unique Quadripoint of Zimbabwe, Zambia, Namibia and Botswana
Kafue National Park is the oldest park in Zambia. It was established by Norman Carr in the 1950’s. At 22 400Km2 (about the size of Wales) this is the largest of Zambia’s parks and one of the largest national parks in Africa and indeed, the world.
Kariba dam wall was constructed on the Zambezi River to supply hydroelectric power to Zambia and Zimbabwe. This massive lake, the world’s largest man made reservoir, is 226km long and at its widest, 40km wide, up to 100 metres deep, covering 5500km2, and holding more than 180 billion tonnes of water. When you are out on the dam the sheer size is quite spectacular.
Our guide to Kasanka National Park by our Zambia local expert - Kasanka National Park is rapidly gaining worldwide fame for the annual “Bat Migration”, the second largest mammal concentration in the world and considered one of the world’s great wildlife spectacles, as well for the huge diversity in flora and fauna including Zambia’s tallest tree. It is often overlooked by visitors planning a trip to Zambia, but never ceases to impress when they arrive and leave with fond memories.
This vibrant town has an economy based around tourism, adventure activities and the spectacular Victoria Falls. There is an exciting buzz around the town and surrounding areas with tourist vehicles nipping around, vendors and curio sellers offering their wares from beautiful carvings and beadwork to dodgy items of questionable origin. This is a place to see and do and then settle down over a refreshing sundowner and compare notes and experiences with fellow travellers, and listen to fascinating tales recounted by your host before planning your next exciting experience.
Lochinvar National Park is another of the smaller parks, there is no abundance of larger mammals but certainly an outstanding birding area with 449 recorded species. It is also well known for the large herds of Kafue lechwe, unique to the Kafue flats. The area, formerly a privately owned cattle ranch, was purchased by the Government and proclaimed a National Park in 1972.
The Lower Zambezi National Park, covers 4200 Km2 along the north western bank of the Zambezi River. The LZNP, combined with Zimbabwe’s Mana Pools on the opposite bank are a world heritage site.
Lusaka is the capital city of Zambia. Home to almost 2 million people with an unemployment rate of around 60% Lusaka is actually a relatively safe city with most people doing their best to make a living in the "informal" sector. Every set of traffic lights has a number of vendors trying to sell everything from plastic clothes pegs to knocked off Monopoly sets. The roads are busy and one suspects a fair few of the drivers are holding driving licences of questionable origin. Never assume that because the traffic light is red the traffic will stop! Most motorists drive slowly, probably too slowly, but this does at least leave time to react when someone does something a bit silly.
The South Luangwa National Park is the second largest of the 19 national parks in Zambia, covering approximately 9,050km2. This is one of the premier tourist destinations in Africa and arguably, the world. The Park lies in the Luangwa Valley, part of the Great East African Rift Valley fault line with the Muchinga Escarpment forming the Western and North-West boundary and the Luangwa River a natural boundary on the East of the park.
The Victoria Falls, whilst not the highest waterfall in the world, nor the widest but, in full flood this is the largest sheet of falling water in the world. The Falls are the location of a number of high adrenaline activities such as white water rafting and bungee jumping but, for those who wish to relax, a sundowner cruise or boat trip on the river above the Falls are not to be missed.
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