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Zambia, with its vast tracts of pristine land and an abundance of wildlife make for a true wilderness experience. It is a landlocked country that is fed by 3 great rivers and has its borders flanked by the great lakes: Lakes Tanganyika, Lake Kariba and Lake Bengwelu. Along its southern border, the Zambezi River plunges over the Victoria Falls, whilst in the hinterland, the lush Zambezi and Luangwa valleys have changed little since the days of the early explorers. Zambia it is home to abundant game and birdlife, making it one of the best safari destinations in the world.

ZAMBIA HIGHLIGHTS

  • VICTORIA FALLS IN ZAMBIA -The Victoria Falls has an abundance of adventure activities available including white water rafting, jet boat rides, bungee jumping, elephant back safaris and helicopter flips; it’s no wonder why Victoria Falls is considered the adventure capital of Africa
  • SOUTH LUANGWA NATIONAL PARK -Zambia’s Luangwa Valley has become renowned the world over as one of the last great wildlife reserves on Earth. A place where walking safaris originated and which offers an abundance of game throughout the year.Get up close and personal to some of Africa’s most respected inhabitants, on a walking safari in the South Luangwa National Park and Kafue National Park. Knowledgeable guides will point out the diversity of fauna and flora whilst safely guiding you though the game rich areas in this great wildlife reserves.
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  • LOWER ZAMBEZI NATIONAL PARK -This is the real, wild Africa, with no fences, offering the opportunity to immerse yourself in the sights, sounds and smells of the bush.The Zambezi is wide here and dotted with islands, making it perfect for the huge herds of elephant and buffalo which call this area home. It’s also perfect for game-viewing and exciting encounters with these magnificent animals.The Lower Zambezi National Park is also home to Africa’s apex predators – lion, leopard and wild dog – and more than 500 species of bird. The combination of the river and the park’s rich and diverse eco-systems make the Lower Zambezi a birdwatcher’s paradise.
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