Zambia is the birthplace of the walking safari and home to such safari legends as Norman Carr and Robin Pope. The incredibly scenic and varied topography of Zambia provides African Safari Company travelers with opportunities to explore the bush on foot, by canoe or boat and also on traditional 4×4 game drives.
From the vast Liuwa Plains National Park, with its impressive wildebeest migration, and the romantic Zambezi River in the Zambezi National Park, to the remote bush camps of South Luangwa National Park and the mighty Victoria Falls, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, Zambia is ideal for safari veterans and first time safari-goers alike.
The bottom line with Zambia is the wild bush, fewer travelers and some of Africa’s best game viewing. Zambia can be accessed through Lusaka or Livingstone at Victoria Falls and connections to the National Park route through Lusaka and Mfuwe. The country is massive, and distances are great, but the travel pays off with the intimate experience offered at small camps and lodges, and the top guiding and game viewing.
The Green Season is exceptionally beautiful in Zambia with soaring thunderheads, verdant landscapes and excellent birding opportunities; it proves to be an excellent value with many camps offering discounted rates. While the bush camps close for the rainy season, there are many options available throughout the year, making Zambia truly a year-round destination for luxury honeymoon safaris, family safari vacations, small groups adventures and bucket list Zambia safari trips!
Common Questions
Zambia offers remote wilderness areas, walking safaris, abundant wildlife, and opportunities to see elephants, lions, hippo,s and rare species in a less crowded environment.
Most packages include accommodations, meals, guided game drives, park entry fees, and transfers between lodges or camps, with some itineraries also offering walking safaris, canoe trips, or cultural experiences.
The dry season is ideal for wildlife viewing as animals gather near water sources, while the green season provides lush scenery and excellent birdwatching opportunities.
Yes, itineraries can be tailored by choosing different national parks, adjusting the number of nights, upgrading accommodations, or adding special activities such as river safaris or photography safaris.
Travelers often visit South Luangwa, Lower Zambezi, Kafue, and North Luangwa National Parks for diverse landscapes, abundant wildlife, and authentic safari experiences.
Yes, many lodges provide family-friendly accommodations, guided activities, and experienced safari guides to ensure safe, comfortable, and memorable experiences for all travelers.
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