Bordering the Luangwa River in eastern Zambia, South Luangwa National Park is one of Africa’s most celebrated wildlife destinations, renowned for its unspoilt wilderness, exceptional biodiversity, and successful conservation efforts. The park supports thriving populations of elephant, lion, leopard, buffalo, hippo, giraffe, and numerous antelope species, along with more than 400 bird species. Widely regarded as the birthplace of the walking safari, South Luangwa offers visitors the rare opportunity to explore the bush on foot under the guidance of experienced armed guides, providing an intimate perspective of the surrounding wildlife and ecosystems. Traditional game drives, seasonal boating, and outstanding opportunities for photography and birdwatching further enhance the experience. Combined with the scenic Luangwa River, the park delivers one of Africa’s most authentic and unforgettable safari adventures.
Kasanka National Park is one of the most picturesque parks in Zambia and is open all year round. It contains a rich diversity of animal, bird and plant life including several rare species including sitatunga, wattled crane, Ross’s Lourie and Blue Monkeys. Kasanka is also host to a unique congregation of several million straw-coloured fruitbats every November and December. Witness this spectacle of these bats at dusk and dawn, filling the skies as far as the eye can see. Kasanka also offers a variety of activities including cycling, canoeing, guided walks, game drives, bat experiences and more. Various outings to the surrounding areas can be arranged and visits to interesting sites such as the David Livingstone Memorial, Nsalu Caves decorated by ancient rock paintings and the tumbling Kundalila Falls.
Situated on Zambia’s central plateau, Lusaka is the country’s cosmopolitan capital, known for its vibrant atmosphere, modern development, and dynamic urban character. As Zambia’s economic, political, and transport hub, Lusaka combines modern development with a rich cultural heritage. Wide, tree-lined boulevards are lined with hotels, guest houses, restaurants, cafés, shopping centres, and entertainment venues, reflecting the city’s dynamic character. Visitors can explore attractions such as the Henry Tayali Art Gallery, which showcases contemporary Zambian art, and the National Museum, which highlights the country’s history and culture. Other popular sites include the Lilayi Elephant Nursery, dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of orphaned elephants, and several bustling local markets. Nature enthusiasts should not miss Munda Wanga Environmental Park, home to a wildlife sanctuary, botanical gardens, recreational facilities, and an environmental education centre, offering a peaceful escape from the city's energetic pace.
