We provide full day game drives in our open-top vehicle, exploring loops in the national park to catch sightings of the big five (elephant, buffalo, lion, and leopard), as well as a variety of herbivores and birds...
Venture out after dark at one of the only parks in Africa where night drives are possible...
Drift along the cooling currents as the sun sets over Lower Zambezi National Park...
Embark on a nature walk guided by the San Bushmen of the region...
I’m definitely no fisherman, but every now and again it’s nice to take a break from the safari jeep and get out on the water...
Lunar rainbows are formed by the light of the moon rather than the sun and are much fainter and more elusive than a regular rainbow...
I love strolling with these giants In Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park...
Set your alarm and wake early to paddle by canoe through the papyrus of the Bangweulu swamps, to the floodplains...
The birdlife in Liuwa is extraordinary, and it's easy to spend hours watching the various comings and goings of white bellied bustards, crowned cranes, sooty chats, pink pelicans, fish eagles and more...
You'd have a hard time calling anywhere in Zambia "touristy" but if you want to get truly off the beaten path there are some hidden gems to be found...
My pick for South Luangua is probably Shenton Safaris' Kaingo Camp, which has a collection of incredible photographic hides and guides who are specialised in getting guests into the perfect position for great photos, both in the hides and out on drive...
Remote Africa Safaris operate two camps for walking safaris in North Luangwa, these are designed to be low impact on the environment, leave minimal trace and are dismantled at the end of every season and rebuilt the following year...
North Luangwa is remote, hard to reach, and therefore blissfully quiet and crowd-free...
If it’s big cats you’re after, look no further than South Luangwa, nicknamed the Valley of the Leopards, with one of the densest populations of leopard anywhere...
Often overlooked in favour of Zambia’s smaller parks, Kafue is a sleeping giant...
You’ve heard about the famed wildebeest migration of East Africa, but for the biggest mammal migration on earth you can’t miss the spectacular fruit bats of Kasanka between October and December...
Seasoned safari-goers who are tired of the conventional game drive should ditch the 4X4 and get into a canoe for a watery safari in either Lower Zambezi National Park or the Bangweulu Wetlands...
