Zambia Tours

A tour in Zambia can be a real challenge. Distances between major towns and places of interest are long, and getting around takes persistence. But doing this will provide you with an experience unlike anything else you have ever seen. From true wild game parks to untouched scenic beauty, Zambia is sure to leave you with hundreds of unforgettable memories.

Here are some of the reasons that a safari holiday in Zambia should top your list:

Victoria Falls:
The perfect view of the world’s largest and most beautiful waterfall. Victoria Falls is known locally as Mosi-oa-Tunya or ‘the smoke that thunders’.

Proximity to all other countries:
Zambia is easily accessible by air from all parts of the world and has an excellent network of regional airlines, railroad routes and road links.

Luangwa Valley:
One of Africa’s best kept secrets, south Luangwa is one of the greatest wildlife sanctuaries in the world. The concentration of game around the Luangwa River and its ox-bow lagoons is one of the most spectacular in Africa.

Kafue National Park:
This is the largest game reserve in Africa and offers viewings of the major species of the continent.

Zambezi River:
This majestic river is one of the greatest waterways on the African continent and attracts adventurous spirits from all over the world who explore its length and challenge its rapids.

Birding:
Lochinvar National Park, one of the smallest national parks, has over 400 known species of birds, as well as other wildlife.

Angling:
Lake Kariba and Tanganyika offer excellent sport fishing.

Cultural Heritage:
There are seven major ethnic groups within the country, comprising 25 distinct tribes with their own rituals and 73 dialects. Cultural ceremonies are held every month and to be part of one is a magical African Safari experience.

View historically interesting sites:
Museums preserve the long tradition of tribal artefacts while famous moments from recent times are remembered at the Livingstone Monument, Moto-Moto Museum in Mbala, Nayuma Museum in Mongu and the Railway Museum in the town of Livingstone.