Africa’s largest reserve, the Kafue, diverse and richly endowed, remains as it has been for centuries. Bordered by the blue-green Kafue River, the park is home to Elephant; Buffalo, Hippo, Lion, Cheetah, Hyena, Roan, Sable, Hortebeest, Water buck and other antelope.

Prolific indigineous as well as migrant birdlife is encouraged by Kafue and Lunga Rivers, as well as Lake Ithezi - Tezhi in the south.

The now famous ‘’ Walking Safaris’’ originated in South Luangwa National Park, which is acknowledged as one of the greatest wildlife sanctuaries, and not without reason. The concentration of game around the Luangwa River and its ox bow Lagoons is among the most intense in Africa.

The legendary David Livingstone first saw the awesome glory of the Victoria Falls from Zambia. His memory is enshrined in the nearby town of Livingstone, and his heart is buried in this beautiful land.

‘’…scenes so lovely must have been gazed upon by angels in their flight.’’ David Livingstone 1857

The town of Livingstone offers a wide range of activities for the adrenaline seeking adventurer, the birdwatcher, or for those wanting a holiday of a lifetime.

Extension to Chobe National Park

Chobe is a wonderful area to enjoy a Botswana safari as you don’t have to look far to see all sorts of animals and you get a good taste of what the rest of Botswana has to offer in a very short space of time.

It is best known for its Elephants and although hard to estimate, it is thought there are between 45 000 and 90 000 Elephants in the Chobe region. This is the greatest concentration of Elephants on earth.

Notwithstanding these entertaining giants, Chobe has some of the finest game viewing in all Africa. The wide Chobe River is the lifeblood of the area and feeds adjacent flood plains much loved by the Elephant. They often swim across the river to graze on the lush squelchy grass plains during the day, and swim back to the Chobe National park in the afternoon.

Seeing only the tip of an Elephant trunk as it paddles underwater, then watching these enormous animals emerge from the river, is a wonderful sight.

There is always something amazing to look at while cruising up and down the Chobe River including plenty of vociferous Hippo, silent beady-eyed Crocodile and the soaring Fish Eagle crying out the distinctive sound of Africa.

Each evening Chobe provides its nightly spectacle of a classic red globe sunset sinking slowly into the mercury surface of the Chobe River. Make sure you have enough film in your camera at this time of day, as every sunset photo is a stunner!

Prices land only including internal flights:  

 Including 2 Nights Chobe National Park Extension

DEPARTS EVERY THURSDAY FROM LUSAKA