7 Days 6 Nights
Daily Tour
6 people
English
This exceptional Zambia safari journey offers a seamless blend of raw wilderness, river adventures, and iconic natural wonders. Beginning in South Luangwa National Park—one of Africa’s most wildlife-rich and unspoiled safari destinations, guests experience outstanding game viewing by day and the thrill of night safaris, revealing elusive nocturnal species rarely seen elsewhere. The park’s unique endemic wildlife and strong conservation ethos create a deeply authentic safari experience.
The adventure continues in Lower Zambezi National Park, where the rhythm of the Zambezi River shapes daily life. Here, safari activities extend beyond traditional game drives to include canoe safaris, river cruises, guided walks, and fishing, offering diverse and intimate ways to engage with nature. Wildlife encounters unfold against a backdrop of dramatic escarpments, open floodplains, and tranquil waterways.
The journey concludes in Livingstone with a visit to the legendary Victoria Falls, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. The thunderous cascades, mist-filled rainforests, and adrenaline-filled optional activities provide a spectacular finale.
Carefully paced and thoughtfully designed, this safari balances adventure with relaxation, making it ideal for travelers seeking depth, variety, and unforgettable African experiences, all within one remarkable
Your journey begins with a flight into Mfuwe, gateway to South Luangwa National Park, one of Africa’s most ecologically intact ecosystems. Unlike many parks, South Luangwa remains largely undeveloped, allowing wildlife to move freely without fences. This creates natural predator–prey dynamics and some of the most authentic safari encounters on the continent.
As you settle into camp, guides introduce you to the Luangwa River system, the lifeline that attracts enormous concentrations of wildlife during the dry season. Evening sundowners are not just a tradition here; they are a front-row seat to animal behavior as elephants cross river channels, hippos emerge to graze, and birds settle for the night. Optional village visits reveal how conservation, tourism, and community coexist in this region.
Accommodation: Flatdogs Camp
Morning game drives follow ancient animal pathways along the Luangwa River, where floodplains act as natural wildlife highways. This park is renowned for leopard sightings due to open woodlands and skilled tracking. You’ll also learn to identify endemic species found nowhere else in Zambia—Thornicroft’s giraffe, Crawshay’s zebra, and Cookson’s wildebeest—each adapted to this unique valley.
Midday downtime is part of the safari rhythm. As temperatures rise, animals rest and so do you, often watching wildlife wander directly through camp. As dusk falls, South Luangwa reveals its signature experience: the night safari. With spotlights and expert guides, the bush transforms—lions hunt, genets prowl, and rare creatures like pangolins and civets may appear, offering a glimpse into a hidden nocturnal world.
A scenic flight delivers you to the wild beauty of Lower Zambezi National Park, where the Zambezi River defines every experience. Unlike vehicle-focused parks, Lower Zambezi offers layered exploration, land, water, and foot.
The river’s fertile banks attract elephants, buffalo, and predators, while forested islands create a feeling of isolation and discovery. This park remains one of Zambia’s least crowded, making encounters feel personal and unhurried.
Accommodation: Kiambi Safari Lodge
Today highlights why Lower Zambezi is so distinctive. Canoe safaris allow you to drift silently past wildlife at eye level, guided by professionals who read animal behavior and river currents. On foot, walking safaris sharpen your awareness, tracking prints, understanding plants, and interpreting alarm calls.
The Zambezi River also supports one of Africa’s most exciting fishing experiences. Catch-and-release tigerfish test skill and patience, while quieter backwaters host bream and vundu. As evening approaches, river cruises offer serene wildlife viewing as hippos grunt and crocodiles bask, closing the day with golden reflections on the water.
Flying to Livingstone marks a shift from raw wilderness to dramatic natural spectacle. Set along the Zambezi, the town blends colonial history, modern culture, and adventure, acting as a perfect bridge between safari and sightseeing.
Accommodation: Avani Victoria Falls Resort
Few places rival the emotional impact of Victoria Falls. Known locally as Mosi-oa-Tunya—“The Smoke That Thunders”—the falls create their own rainforest ecosystem from constant mist.
Guided walks explain geology, hydrology, and local lore, while optional experiences like helicopter flights or Devil’s Pool reveal the falls from thrilling new perspectives. Livingstone’s museums and markets add cultural depth to this iconic finale.
As you depart, the memories are layered—predators under spotlight, silent canoe drifts, roaring waterfalls, and communities rooted in conservation. This is a safari that educates, excites, and evolves daily, ensuring no moment feels repetitive.
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