WILDERNESS AT ITS BEST!

It has put two landlocked nations right at the top for the best waterworks in the world! Zambia and Zimbabwe are true blue African destinations, with unparalleled game viewing and bird spotting.

Not to be missed

• Walking Safari

• South Luangwa

TLand Rovers are for sissies. Get the essence of the bush on a walking safari at the South Luangwa National Park.
Land Rovers are for sissies. Get the essence of Mopani forests on a walking safari at the South Luangwa National Park. With a Banda or native ranger for company, you get the touch, taste and feel of one of Africa’s most pristine and un-touristed locations.
Bird spotting takes a whole new meaning when rainbow coloured carmine bee-eaters and giant lappet-faced vultures gaze down at you from the tops of tall baobab trees. As for animals, get ready to ramble past wading adult hippos, gentle giraffes and ever alert baboons.
As you get more familiar with the surroundings and of course with generous help from the Banda, you can catch sight of the elusive scrub hares, civets and stealthy African elephants. The buzzing and rhythmic thrum of the bush all around you, brings alive the jungle like no vehicle safari can.
South Luangwa is also home to lions, zebras, hyenas, crocodiles, 15 types of antelopes and over 350 types of birds.

Must Dos

• Enjoy in the Devil’s Pool, a naturally formed infinity pool right at the edge of the falls.
• Go white water rafting on the Zambezi or bungee jump off the Victoria bridge.
• Game in the open bushveld on a Horse safari along the Zambezi.
• Take the unheard track in Zambia to the remote South Luangwa or Lower Zambezi National parks.
• Explore Hwange or Mana Pools National Park with a Zimbabwean Safari guide. They pass the toughest exams to be licensed.
• Keep aside a Saturday for the Dutch Market at Lusaka, Zambia. Zambian soap stone and copper plates are the top buys.
• Check out the well preserved rock paintings of Africa’s early inhabitants, the San people.