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Zambia Safaris

Often referred to as one of Africa’s best kept secrets, landlocked Zambia is set atop a high plateau in Central Africa and is geographically defined by its great rivers and basins, of which the most famous is its namesake, the Zambezi. The home of the walking safari; when tracking through the bush with an armed guide, you will learn about the smaller things that you would otherwise miss in a vehicle. Night drives here can also be exhilarating and perfect for spotting some predatory action in the African bush. In the Lower Zambezi National Park, there is the added attraction of canoe safaris along the picturesque Zambezi river, ideal for an atmospheric sundowner, dodging hippos frolicking in the depths whilst elephants drink from the banks.

The Zambia Safari Experience

  • Walking Safaris
  • Boating, Cruising and Fishing on the Lower Zambezi
  • Visit Liuwa Plains National Park to witness thousands wildebeest migrating
  • Enjoy a balloon ride over the scenic Busanga Plains
  • Track endangered rhinos on foot and learn more about their conservation
  • Join the Zambian Carnivore Programme on the front line of the conservation efforts in Kafue National Park

Why Natural World Safaris for your Zambia Safari?

Working closely with local communities and conservation organisations, we ensure that our trips have a positive impact on the environment and local people of Zambia. Unlike other safari operators, we can offer you exclusive experiences that you might not be able to find elsewhere. For example, private game drives or a guided tour of a local villages are just the beginning of some of the special experiences we can include in your Zambia itinerary.

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The Zambia Safari Experience

How Much Does Zambia Cost?

For an 11-day walking safari in Zambia, we recommend a starting price of $9,000 per person. This will generally include accommodation at two different lodges, transfers and private guides.

When to Go to Zambia?

The best time to visit Zambia is during the dry dry season between August and November. Zambia is a relatively temperate country, although the climate can range from 21°C or 70°F to 31°C or 88°F depending on the altitude, which generally varies between 1,000 and 1,600 metres - largely dictated by the valleys of the Zambezi, Kafue and Luangwa Rivers. Read more about when to go to Zambia.

Where to Stay in Zambia?

Mobile camping safaris offer a truly unique experience, with the sounds of grazing animals or vervet monkeys hopping between the roves. Zambia is a truly wild destination and accommodation really does reflect this, with beautiful walking trails focused on the outdoors. This doesn’t mean that you won’t find luxury; the comfort and exclusivity of camps such as Tena Tena, Mchenja and Tafika will make your experience truly exquisite. For families and small groups, safari houses such as Luangwa House offer space, activities and safari programmes from one exclusive bush base. Read more about where to stay in Zambia.

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Kafue is one of the largest parks in Africa, roughly the same size of Wales at 22,500km2, and one of the best places in Africa to find leopards.