During your visit our experienced guides will introduce you to the pride’s members, give you information about the Release Program and the broader efforts in lion conservation, as well as the work Wildlife Encounter are undertaking with the community. You will also join the research team from ALERT who are studying the behavior of these lions in great detail. From this you will gain a fascinating understanding of the inner workings of a lion pride.

​An exciting stop during this Safari is a chance to walk on foot in the Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park and Dambwa Forest, accompanied by an experienced Ranger, to view the white rhino up close. Here visitors will be given a talk on the history of this species in the park, threats to the species, protection they require, and the conservation strategies to ensure this species remains a permanent presence within this area.

General Information:

• Minimum 2 pax - maximum 12 pax, Neutral coloured clothing. No bright colourswill be allowed

• Comfortable bushwalking shoes, All participants must receive the safety briefing and sign an indemnity form before embarking on an activity

• All participants should ensure that they have adequate medical insurance before taking part in any lion activities

Excursion Includes:Park entrance fees, Light breakfast of tea, coffee and muffins, Homemade lemonade and cake or cookies, Cold water for the walk, Return transfers from hotels within Livingstone

Excursion Excludes: Return transfers to and from hotels and lodges outside of Livingstone Town, Alcoholic beverages

What you need to bring: Camera, Hat and sunglasses, Sunscreen and Mosquito repellent, comfortable walking shoes and a warm jacket in the winter.

Child Policy: Minimum age is 8 years old, and child under 16 years must be accompanied by an adult. ( there are no child rates)