Travel Guide: Zambia


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Zambia is one of the most stable and strife free countries in Africa. There has never been a war here and the 73 tribes live in relative peace and harmony. The Wildlife is superb and some of the finest Safaris on offer are available from our fine lodges. Blessed with 7 waterfalls including the spectacular Victoria Falls, Zambia offers holidays filled with adventure and scenic beauty.

A wide range of hi-action activities from the legendary Walking Safari deep in the wilderness. World class River Rafting, Bungi into the deep gorge below the Falls, Abseiling, Canoeing Safaris down the Zambezi, River Surfing, excellent Tiger Fishing and breathtaking African sunsets.

Places of interest

Zambia's 3 distinctive seasons provide visitors with different perspectives depending on the time of year.

The Luangwa Valley

Best for game viewing during the dry season from June to October, but the rainy season, with its spectacular profusion of greens and reds changes the landscape dramatically and the bird populations increase with the arrival of migrants from the north.

The Victoria Falls

At their most spectacular between April and May after the rainy season but often the spray is so thick it is difficult to see the full width of the falls. To appreciate the magnificent rock formations and gorges, it is just as interesting to come when the water is low at the end of the dry season from October to December well worth attending.

Kasanka National Park

Kasanka National Park is located north of Lusaka, approximately a 6 hour car journey, on the edge of the vast wetlands of Lake Bangweulu. It is one of the country's smaller and most peaceful national parks, and one of the only privately managed. Careful steps have been taken to preserve the wild environment, with the revenue from visitors going to conservation and local community projects.


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There's an excellent variety of mammals, and birds found within the park including Elephant, Hippo, range of Antelope species, Warthog, Bushpig, Baboon, Leopard, the rare Blue Monkey seen in the forests and the seldom seen Shoebill Sto ...

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Mosi-Oa-Tunya National Park Zambia's smallest National Park covering an area of just 66 square kms, located approximately 450kms (279.6 miles) south of Lusaka. The name has been given by the local people and me ...

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South Luangwa National Park South Luangwa National Park lies approximately 700km (434.9 miles) north-east of Lusaka. It is most easily reached by air - Zambian Airways has regular flights to South Luangwa Airpo ...

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Apart from the most spectacular views of the magnificent Victoria Falls, Zambia has some of Africa's finest Game Reserves in the world. For high action adrenaline thrills and off-the-beaten track adventures: rafting, kayaking, canoeing ...

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This has made them of little value for transport over their length, but very suitable for hydroelectric schemes and white water rafting adventures. With the exception of the Northern and Luapula provinces which are part of the Congo DR ...

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Zambia's climate makes possible the cultivation of a wide range of crops; maize, tobacco, cotton, rice, wheat and groundnuts. All kinds of vegetables can be grown together with Citrus Fruit, Bananas, Pineapples, Mangoes, Avocados and even Grapes. Lichi ...