Zambia

Where To Go In Zambia?

It is a waste of time to compare Zambia's wildest and most beautiful national parks with the rest you can find in Southern Africa in terms of its attraction, beauty, and uniqueness. The beauty in Zambia is defined by wildlife, landscapes, rivers, and cultures. Exploring the country is the best to enjoy the most excellent beauty, a circuit of Southern Africa has to offer. Down is a list of our best-recommended places worth your visit in the vast lands of Zambia:

1. Victoria falls

This is the country's flagship and the jewel of Zambia. Victoria Falls is the biggest waterfall in Zambia and one of the seven wonders of the world rated by UNESCO. Located in the southern-town province of Livingstone and share the border with Zimbabwe. Not only that visiting Victoria falls offer a spectacular view from its iconic scenery, but also activities such as adrenaline-pumping bungee jump move you to enjoy an incredible holiday. White water rafting, a quiet swim in devil's pool, and microlight over the curtain of falls should be on your bucket list as they are the best-recommended activities around Victoria falls through the Zambia side.

2. Zambezi River Valley

This is where keen and enthusiastic adventurers are seen canoeing, wildlife spotting on the riverbanks of Zambezi River, Africa's 4th largest river in Africa that crosses 6 countries feeding Victoria Falls. Gazing at the beautiful sunset while swimming here, hiking up and down the gorges and a thrilling white-water rafting makes this destination unique and an unforgettable experience when you spend time touring around.

3. Lake Kariba

Lake Kariba is a beautiful and special place for nature lovers that offers a different sound of life experience to its visitors. Though it is very dangerous to swim in the lake, doing so is in designated areas attached to the houseboats or dimming cages that creates fun. The park is with so much great influence on world beauty, as the world's largest man-made lake and reservoir with tons of activities. Many leopards are seen around freely, crocodiles too and hundreds of species of birds. Why not stop for sport-fishing? Canoeing, wake-boarding, speed boating, and a special visit to the dam wall can rep up your exclusive tailor- made a tour around Lake Kariba.

4. Livingstone.

Apart from it being a charming colonial town full of legends history, Livingstone is the nearest to Victoria falls. It is indeed a relaxed and friendly town to acclimatize knowing you are only 11km away from gazing at awe, Africa's majestic waterfall. Combine your adrenaline-pumping activities such as Ziplining, quad biking, canoeing, horseback riding etcetera.

5. South Luangwa National Park

South Luangwa National park is one of the best places in Africa to see elusive cats on regular especially leopards and numerous pride of lions.In addition, there are connected rivers and lakes that Habituate hippos and crocodiles and these are commonly seen all year round in this park. Large herds of elephants, lions and elusive leopards are the most excellent reasons why you should pay attention to your visit here.

6. North Luangwa National Park

It seems to those with great safari eyes that the wildlife you see in North and South Luangwa is very much similar. It is a question of interest and preference when you choose this different location in Zambia from the rest. Larger lion pride, wildebeests, elands, hartebeest, and large buffalo herds are part and parcel of the wildlife safari to be enjoyed sightings of visitors. Though the park is most suitable for walking safaris, game drives by 4*4 vehicles around Maleshi and Chipopma fall and night outings

7. Kafue National Park.

This is one of the largest parks in Africa, known for casts Savannah open plains, mopane(trees) and teak forests, and a lot of swamps. Nature around Kafue National park is unspoiled due to grassy seasoned floodplains. The wildlife is diverse and the park has so many opportunities to explore, but not easy to access by public transport. The park creates grazing grounds for large herds of buffalos, wildebeest, red lechwe, and puku antelopes. With so many activities such as game drives, guided walking safaris, canoeing. Birding is enjoyed with expectations of beating more than 490 species for birders. Most importantly, enjoy hot air balloon rides

8. Lake Tanganyika

The is the second deepest lake in the world that delivers the most exquisite scuba dive experience and is found in the Northern part of Zambia. Waters are clear and there are more than 350 different species of fish good for sport-fishing. Snorkeling is without a doubt a must-do activity in Lake Tanganyika. There are historic signs and guided tours are fascinating around when you see the World War 1 wreck in the lake.

•  Explore the cultural side around ( Maramba Market, Chief Mukuni's village in Livingstone, home-based cooked meals. Unlike other African culture, Zambians prefer eating from home than restaurants)
• Combine your tours with Hwange National Park Zimbabwe, Chobe Safari National Park Botswana
• Everywhere you go there are safari bush camps, with that we are there to help.