When is the best time to visit Zambia?

Dec to Mar is warm and green with abundant bird migrants and Victoria Falls at full flow. Apr to Jun brings mild days and good visibility for photography. Jul to Oct is cool and dry with peak game viewing on the Zambezi. Nov is hot and dry before the rains with frequent leopard sightings.

Where should I go in Zambia?

South Luangwa for legendary walking safaris and prolific leopard, Lower Zambezi for canoe and boat based wildlife viewing, the remote Busanga Plains for predators and open floodplains, and Victoria Falls for a grand finale.

What wildlife can I expect to see?

Big Five present in select areas, large elephant herds, abundant hippo and buffalo, excellent leopard viewing and rich birdlife along rivers and floodplains. African wild dog is possible in key regions.

What experiences can you arrange?

Guided walking safaris, canoe and boat safaris, birdwatching, catch and release fishing, stargazing and alfresco bush dining, all tailored around your dates with expert guiding.

Is Zambia suitable for families, couples or solo travelers?

Yes. We tailor routes, camps and pacing to your preferences and handle every detail from arrival to departure for families, couples and solo travelers.

ZAMBIA

Zambia offers wild, untamed beauty and exceptional safari experiences. From the predator-rich plains of South Luangwa to the riverfront wilderness of the Lower Zambezi, it’s a land of abundant wildlife, world-class walking safaris, and breathtaking natural wonders, including Victoria Falls, one of the greatest spectacles on earth.

Explore Experience Inspiration

Couple admiring Victoria Falls from a rainforest viewpoint in Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, Livingstone, Zambia.

Rivers, Plains & Falls

Follow leopards through South Luangwa’s ebony groves, drift along the Zambezi past elephants in Lower Zambezi National Park, and explore the remote Busanga Plains where predators roam in abundance. End with a stay near Victoria Falls for a perfect blend of adventure and wonder.

Guided canoe safari on the Zambezi River, Lower Zambezi National Park, Zambia.

Breakfast with river views from a luxury tented suite at Chongwe, Lower Zambezi, Zambia.

QUICK FACTS

30% land protected
20+ national parks
Walking safari capital
Big Five present
World largest falls

Private island sundowner setup as an elephant walks past on the Zambezi, Zambia.

Experiences & Highlights

Zambia’s crown jewels include South Luangwa’s legendary walking safaris, Lower Zambezi’s canoe and boat-based wildlife viewing, and the seasonal magic of the Busanga Plains. Highlights include Big Five game drives, predator tracking, birdwatching, catch-and-release fishing, and alfresco bush dining, all in private concessions and pristine wilderness areas.