Zambia
Zambia is close in spirit to the most active side of our Kenya work — South Luangwa is where the walking safari was pioneered, and it remains one of the best places on the continent to track game on foot with an armed, professionally licensed guide rather than from a vehicle seat.
We build Zambia itineraries privately around small bush camps along the Luangwa River, favouring operators with genuinely experienced walking guides over larger lodge circuits — the same preference that shapes how we run our on-foot rhino encounters in Kenya.
Victoria Falls, shared with Zimbabwe on the Zambian side, is a natural bookend to a Luangwa trip for guests who want a shorter, more accessible add-on before flying home.
See Zambia, Region By Region
South Luangwa National Park
The birthplace of the walking safari, with armed professional guides leading small groups on foot through dense riverine bush.
Lower Zambezi National Park
A quieter river-based alternative to Luangwa, explored by canoe as much as by vehicle, with strong elephant and hippo sightings.
Victoria Falls (Zambian side)
One of the world's largest waterfalls, and a natural short add-on at the start or end of a Zambia itinerary.
Zambia's Standout Spots
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South Luangwa National Park
The birthplace of the walking safari.
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Victoria Falls (Zambian side)
One of the world's largest waterfalls.
Planning a Trip to Zambia?
Every Zambia itinerary we run is built privately around your dates. Tell us what you're after and we'll put a route together.
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