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ZAMBIA
Zambia is Africa’s hidden gem - offering fewer crowds and a more authentic safari experience.
From the vast floodplains of the Liuwa Plain to the wildlife-rich South Luangwa, this is a land where adventure feels raw and personal. Drift along the Zambezi River, witness Victoria Falls in all its glory, or track big cats in remote, crowd-free reserves. Here, nature reigns supreme, and every safari is an intimate encounter with the wild
EXPLORE DESTINATIONS IN ZAMBIA
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Lower Zambezi National Park
The Zambezi River begins its journey in Zambia’s northwest, flowing through Angola and over Victoria Falls before merging into Lake Kariba. Along its path, it shapes incredible landscapes, culminating in the Lower Zambezi National Park.
Here, wildlife roams freely in unfenced camps, and nature remains untouched. Covering 4,092 square kilometers, the park offers unique experiences like silent canoe safaris and boat cruises along the river, where days end with peaceful nights under a sky filled with stars.
Our Favourite Safari Camps in Lower Zambezi
Anabezi
Anabezi sits on the banks of the Zambezi River in a secluded corner in the eastern area of Lower Zambezi National Park. The lodge offers 12 tented luxury suites, each either overlooking the mighty Zambezi River, Zambezi Floorplain or Kulefu Channel.
Sausage Tree
Sausage Tree Camp sits along the Zambezi River in Lower Zambezi National Park, offering 8 luxury tented suites with private river views. Guests enjoy a private guide, vehicle, and boat, ensuring a personalised safari with game drives, walking safaris, canoeing and fishing.
Potato Bush
Potato Bush Camp is undoubtedly the best value-for-experience safari destination in the Lower Zambezi. The camp comprises only 3 suites and 1 family house, and all rooms are connected via raised walkways, making this an ideal safari lodge to book exclusively.
Rates: From $1,254 per person per night
Rates: From $1,200 per person per night
Rates: From $975 per person per night
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South Luangwa National Park
South Luangwa National Park is one of Zambia's most spectacular wildlife sanctuaries, renowned for its lush landscapes, unspoiled wilderness, and home of the walking safari. Located in the eastern part of the country, this vast park is home to over 60 animal species, including the iconic African elephant, lion, buffalo, and leopard.
The park's diverse ecosystems, which include riverine forests, grasslands, and wetlands, are home to a multitude of bird species, making it a dream destination for bird enthusiasts. Additionally, the park is a hub of local culture, and visitors can partake in cultural experiences like village tours and traditional dances, providing a unique insight into the local way of life.
Our Favourite Safari Camps in South Luangwa
Time + Tide Chinzombo
Situated on a sweeping curve of the Luangwa River, Time + Tide Chinzombo brings style and sophistication to the Luangwa Valley. With soaking tubs and feathertop beds, every of the 6 luxury safari tents is a haven for relaxation with large verandahs and private pools.
Time + Tide Mchenja
Flanked by a grove of towering ebony trees on one side and the Luangwa River on the other, Time + Tide Mchenja offers 5 luxury rooms in the heart of the national park. Overlooking a wide river expanse, the camp is wonderful for watching large herds of elephants crossing the Luangwa.
Shawa Luangwa
Shawa Luangwa Camp is a small, eco-friendly bush camp overlooking the Luangwa River in the Nsefu Sector, which is one of the park’s most untouched areas. The camp only has 5 Shawa Luxury Tents, which open entirely on three sides to offer 270 degree views over the river and across the park.
Rates: From $1,330 per person per night
Rates: From $880 per person per night
Rates: From $1,055 per person per night
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Kafue National Park
Kafue National Park in Zambia is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered by adventure-seekers and nature enthusiasts. Covering an area of over 22,000 square kilometers, Kafue is one of the largest national parks in Africa, yet it remains relatively untouched and off-the-beaten-path. The park is home to over 150 species of mammals, including lions, elephants, hippos, and antelopes.
Visitors can also enjoy bird watching, fishing, canoeing, and camping within the park's diverse ecosystems, from grassy plains to dense forests to wetlands.
Our Favourite Safari Camps in Kafue
Ila Safari Lodge
From solar power to Zambia’s first electric game drive vehicle, Ila offers a truly eco-conscious safari experience. The lodge consists of 10 luxury safari tents, each individually designed to mesh with their wild surrounds and open to sweeping views of the Kafue River.
Rates: From $600 per person per night
Chisa Busanga Camp
Chisa is the Nyanja word for ‘birds nest’, and each of the 4 rooms were inspired by the weaver bird nests that decorate the trees here. Sitting on a small tree-lined island, the camp uses only solar power as do the game drive vehicles used to explore the grassy wetlands and beyond.
Rates: From $1,055 per person per night
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Victoria Falls
Experience the breathtaking wonder of Victoria Falls, where the mighty Zambezi River plunges into a deep chasm, filling the air with mist and painting the sky with rainbows. It was here that explorer David Livingstone famously declared, “scenes so lovely must have been gazed upon by angels in their flight” — and standing before this natural marvel, you’ll understand why.
If you’re craving adventure, Victoria Falls delivers in ways that will make your heart race and your spirit soar. Imagine the thrill of bungee jumping from the historic Victoria Falls Bridge, the rush of wind as you zipline through the lush African rainforest, or the unforgettable view as you glide above the falls on a helicopter ride.
Our Favourite Stays at the Victoria Falls
Royal Livingstone
Set on the banks of the Zambezi River, just steps from the Victoria Falls, the Royal Livingstone blends colonial elegance with natural beauty. Guests can expect polished service, refined suites with river-facing verandas, and unforgettable sundowners as zebra and giraffe roam the manicured lawns.
Rates: From $446 per room per night
Tongabezi Lodge
Just upstream from Victoria Falls, Tongabezi is an intimate riverfront lodge with six unique houses and five charming cottages. Thoughtfully designed for privacy and romance, each space offers beautiful river views, open-air features, and warm, personalised service. Expect sunset cruises, floating dinners, and a peaceful escape from the crowds.
Rates: From $735 per person per night
Avani Resort
Just a short stroll from the mighty Victoria Falls, Avani offers a vibrant and relaxed base for families wanting to explore one of the world’s great natural wonders. With direct access to the Falls and a lively atmosphere, the resort combines comfort with adventure. Bright, welcoming rooms open onto lush gardens, while little ones can enjoy dedicated play areas and a sparkling pool.
Rates: From $250 per room per night