Old-school Africa with a new-school safari vision. David Livingstone “discovered” Victoria Falls in 1855. Zambia is a stable multi-party democracy and one of Africa's safest countries.

• South Luangwa: Birthplace of walking safaris; renowned for leopards, massive elephant herds, and the endemic Thornicroft's giraffe.
• Lower Zambezi: Canoe or boat safaris amid elephants on both banks; and a premier tigerfish fishing destination.
• Kafue: Vast park with wild dog stronghold, large lion prides. It has become a wildlife destination of note.
• North Luangwa: Remote wilderness with reintroduced black rhinos with exclusive walking.
• Liuwa Plain: Hosts Africa's second-largest wildebeest migration, hyena clans, and the famous Lady Liuwa lion story—a rising gem.
• Victoria Falls/Mosi-oa-Tunya: Views of the Victoria Fa;ls on the Eastern side and home to Devil's Pool swimming (June-September).

• Dry (May-October): Best wildlife viewing, dry trails, cool evenings.
• Wet (November-April): Lush green landscapes, migrant birds, fewer visitors—ideal for serene photography.

Fly into Lusaka or Livingstone. Domestic flights via Proflight Zambia reach most game areas and link directly to South Africa. Majority of visitors opt for convenient fly-in safari packages.

A destination for excellent game experiences in the Luangwa Parks, walking safaris, the Eastern section of the Victoria Falls and uncrowded, game rich parks like the Kafue.