Known by many as the place where the walking safari began, going on safari in Zambia is an adventure akin to the African bushcamp safaris from fifty years ago. Remote and intimate safari camps operate during the dry season and keep guest numbers small to maximize the experience.

Zambia’s premier South Luangwa National Park is a popular destiation and the northern Busanga Plains of Kafue attract those looking for a unique safari adventure. Kafue National Park is the second largest wildlife park of its kind in all of Africa. The thundering Victoria Falls along the border with Zimbabwe also likes to sometimes surprise a fellow visitor with unwanted spray!