Land of the legendary African walking safari, earth's biggest waterfall, the wild Zambezi River, breath-taking lakes and wetlands, a profusion of birds, abundant wildlife, and raw, pulsating wilderness, all in one friendly country. Acknowledged as one of the safest countries in the world to visit, Zambia's people live in peace and harmony. The Wildlife is superb and some of the finest safaris on offer are available from zambia's fine lodges and safari companies.
The Kafue National Park offers the opportunity to get away from everything and will help you to feel like you are in the Africa of old. Excellent game, birding and fishing are particular features of the area whilst accommodation on offer is authentic "Out of Africa"-style.
The equally remote, seasonal and very beautiful South Luangwa National Park to the north east of the country is proving to be a very popular destination for the true safari lover. Accommodation in lodges, camps and bush camps ranges from luxurious to the practical, whilst the safari experience with its walking safaris and quality of game is hard to beat anywhere.
To the south west of the country on the northern bank of the Zambezi near Victoria Falls is Tongabezi. Not only is this one of the most romantic and relaxing camps in Africa, but it can also be the start of a wonderful Zambezi River safari that will have you experiencing the river in many of its different forms.
Direct access from Europe and South Africa into Zambia's capital Lusaka makes Zambia a real alternative to many traditional safari destinations and we at Pulse Africa highly recommend this as a destination. Combines well with Malawi.
Our selected regions in Zambia...
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Kafue National Park
Africa's third largest national park, Kafue is situated in western central Zambia only two hours from Livingstone. |
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Livingstone And Victoria Falls
Livingstone is Zambia's tourist and adventure capital and offers the best access to the mighty Victoria Falls. |
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Lower Zambezi National Park
The Lower Zambezi National Park, downstream from Lake Kariba and opposite Mana Pools National Park in Zimbabwe, is one of Zambia's newest parks. |
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North Luangwa National Park
Enclosed by spectacular escarpments and nourished by the Luangwa River, the Luangwa Valley stretches the length of eastern Zambia. |
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South Luangwa National Park
Enclosed by spectacular escarpments and nourished by the Luangwa River, the Luangwa Valley stretches the length of eastern Zambia and is home to the North and South Luangwa National Parks, two of the last remaining true wilderness areas. |
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