Zambia

Great For Camping

Zambia is one of the most diverse, unspoilt countries on the African continent.  The plentiful wildlife, vast natural bush and rivers are something to behold!  There are many special areas which feel remote, untouched and free of large groups of tourists while seeing incredible wildlife sightings in their natural habitat.  Some of the most special sightings I experienced were elephants interacting with their babies, leopards on the prowl, packs of wild dogs hunting, wildebeest & buffalo in large herds grazing on the plains and lions mating.

Before or after your Safari with us, one of the main add-on ‘bucket list’ experiences in my opinion would be to visit Victoria Falls, the world’s largest waterfall and experience the ‘Smoke that Thunders’! (The spray from the water falling can be seen from a far way off!)  A safari trip to Zambia should always include a memorable visit to this natural wonder! (UNESCO World Heritage Site).

February through to July is the most impressive time to experience the Victoria Falls with the peak period of March and April.  The lowest water level occurs between November and December, but then the impressive geological formation of the falls can be seen! Speak to us about various options…

The Zambian people are peace loving and their sincere friendliness can be felt where-ever you go!  Zambian bush camps and lodges are renowned for their amazing hospitality and they truly make every effort to offer an unforgettable stay.  The cuisine offered at our bush camps and lodges will be remembered for a very long time! Breakfasts at sunrise, tea breaks in the bush, buffet lunches under cool shady trees, high tea before the afternoon game drive, sundowners with snacks at sunset and the memorable boma or starlit dinners around a big African wood fire.

For the avid and experienced Safari adventurer, Zambia has so much more to offer in the line of birding safari’s, walking safaris, wildlife photography and animal migration experiences.