The Last Wilderness

Bangweulu Wetlandss/ Kasanka National Park / Kapishya Hot Springs /Mutinondo Wilderness

11 Days / 10 Nights

Zambia has set aside a large percentage of its land for the conservation of wildlife and has some spectacular and least visited parks in Africa.

Bangweulu floodplains often referred to as the ‘’ The Mini Okavango’’ is an unusual watery wilderness. The sky is huge, and the views to the horizons seem endless. The swampy plains support an incredible diversity of waterbirds, including the rare shoebill Stork, and is home to massive herds of Black Lechwe.

Kasanka National Park is Zambia’s first privately-run national park. It is unsually diverse, its patchwork of habitats ranging from dry woodland and evergreen riparian forest to open grassy dambos (drainage channels)

and lakes fringed with palms and papyrus swamps. The Sitatunga, rare, beautiful swamp dwelling antelope ( of which Kasanka has the Africa’s densest, most visible population) along with powerful sable, roan antelope, large hreds of pukus, zebra, waterbucks and elephants roam the forests. It’s antelope nirvana in this part.  

Mutinindo Wilderness is a private 10,000 hectares conservancy which encompasses a pristine area of verdant Miombo woodland near the edge of the Luangwa escarpment- complete with huge granite whalebacks, crystal clear rivers, stunning waterfalls, pristine woodlands and some small wetland areas. There are great plants and birds, which all make for a lovely ambience.  

-         2 Nights in Bangwelu Wetlands. -         2 Nights in Kasanka National Park. -         2 Nights at Mutinondo Wilderness. -         2 Nights at Kapishya Hot Springs. -         1 Night on a Game Ranch. -         1 Night in Lusaka.

Prices, land only including internal flights: 

Departure: Every Thursday from Lusaka