Wildlife Enthusiasts and Safari Newcomers

Wildlife Photographers

Honeymoon Couples

Family Groups

Fishing Hobbyists

Bird Photographers

Adventure Seekers with a Taste for Adrenaline, especially at the amazing Victoria Falls

Zambia features a sub-tropical climate with two main zones: the East is wetter, while the West is drier, and the central plateau offers a mix of these weather patterns

The rainy season spans November to April, with the dry season occurring from May to October

January to March is known as the rainfall/green-season

April to October is a good time to visit

Zambia offers a perfect blend of wildlife viewing, adventure activities, and scenic beauty

High-quality guiding

Walking Safaris

Leopard sightings in South Luangwa and Lower Zambezi National Parks

African wild dogs packs

Exceptional birdlife

Friendly people

The Zambezi, Africa's fourth largest river, is central to Zambia's safari experiences. Wildlife, attracted to the river, can be observed from camps and lodges set along its banks. The river, together with the northern escarpment, creates a game-rich environment, particularly within 5km of the riverbank.

Activities include both land and river-based adventures, with river arrivals offering memorable experiences.

While game diversity may be less varied compared to other Zambian parks, the region boasts large populations of elephants, buffalo, impala, and is notable for predators like leopards and lions, along with excellent fishing opportunities.

The Luangwa Valley, one of Africa's vast unspoiled wildernesses, is home to a diverse range of species, including endemic animals.

Accommodations range from lodges to remote bush-camps, offering unique experiences like sleep-outs and hides, with the possibility of walking between camps.

The defining Luangwa River enhances the safari experience, especially during the Emerald Season with river safaris. Its meandering path leads to fertile soil, supporting a high density of game. The river sustains a vibrant, natural ecosystem, renowned for its significant populations of leopard and wild dog.

Zambia's largest and oldest National Park, once the biggest in Africa, remains relatively untouched by tourism. It's celebrated for its diverse mammal population, including the highest variety of antelope species in Africa. Balloon safaris over the Busanga Plains offer a unique vantage point for wildlife viewing.

The park features small, remote camps, including innovative options like Green Safaris' 'bird's nest' camps and the exceptional Wilderness Destinations camps, providing guests with an exclusive and intimate safari experience.

Known for its vast Busanga Plains, home to abundant wildlife including red lechwe, puku, buffalo, wildebeest, and predators like cheetah, wild dog, hyena, and lion, set against a backdrop of stunning sunrises and misty mornings.