Zambia 6 Nights

Morning and Sunset river cruise on the Zambezi River.

Situated across from the Zambezi national park, you are able to see animals come down to the river to have a drink or graze on the banks of the Zambezi.

Observe elephants and other captivating wildlife as they gracefully traverse the banks of the majestic Zambezi River.

Guided Victoria Falls excursion on the Zambian Side of the Victoria Falls.

One of the seven natural wonders of the world, the Victoria Falls. Visit the Mosi oa tunya National Park to appreciate the Victoria Falls in all its splendor.

Fly over Victoria Falls. Get incredible views of Victoria Falls, from multiple angles, that would not be possible at ground level. This helicopter tour takes you over the mighty Falls, the Batoka Gorge, the Zambezi River, and the wildlife-filled Zambezi National Park.

Indulge in the ultimate relaxation experience. De-stress and enjoy complete pampering and rejuvenation from our team of experienced professionals at our luxury spa. Rekindle your energy and relax in total comfort and privacy.

Lions and leopards are often seen in the area around the camp, as are buffalo, giraffe, zebra and elephant. For big game like this, guests really need a vehicle to get up close and here in the South Luangwa, travellers have the privilege of going on game drives at night. Guests are always amazed how much can be seen when they go down to the river for sundowner cocktails before leisurely driving back to camp. Bush babies in the trees stand out with their enormous eyes, puku and impala scarcely notice as vehicles pass by. Guests often see hyena and leopard in the early evenings and are able to get very close in Puku Ridges' specially designed 4 x 4 vehicles. On the open plains below the camp there are always grazing herds of antelope and of course they attract the predators that every guest wants to see.

Also available are night drives which employ Chiawa Safaris' unique, award-nominated spotlight protocol, where a red filtered spotlight is used to find and watch the nocturnal action, and a diffuse filtered spotlight is used to help with the photography, ensuring that night drives are low impact on the wildlife which rewards our guests with more natural behavior and better wildlife sightings.

Walking is the best way to see the bush around Puku Ridge Camp. The South Luangwa is home of the walking safari and it remains the best way to experience the sights and sounds of the bush. Puku Ridge's experienced guides love showing guests the indicators of the wild, 'rewinding' the action of the last few hours from just a few small give away signs. See where an elephant stopped to browse, where a leopard scratched a tree or a pangolin rolled into a ball. Accompanied by an armed game scout and taking careful note of the wind to mask any scent. There's nothing like seeing lion tracks or the giant footprint of an elephant to make guests relish the comforts of camp. The area is home to 60 mammals and over 400 bird species, making it one of the top birding destinations in the world.