Zambia

Ready to go off grid?

Walking eco tours were pioneered in Zambia in the 1960s by safari legends Norman Carr and Robin Pope. Not only is it the best place to do a walking safari, but Zambia also offers travelers an alternative and adventurous travel experience reminiscent of Africa of old.

The mighty Zambezi River carves an impressive crevice between Zambia and Zimbabwe. Victoria Falls has awestruck guests for years, and the country's safari regions strike a unique balance between water and land-based activities.

Zambia is a luxury destination in its own right. It offers a selection of exclusive and socially-responsible boutique lodges in its three key regions: Livingstone, South Luangwa National Park, and Lower Zambezi National Park. The sustainable activities in our Zambia itineraries allow you to experience the best of this country with minimal impact on its natural habitat.

Enjoy family-friendly guided walking safaris in the Luangwa and Lower Zambezi National Parks, white water rafting down the Zambezi River, or get up close and personal with hippos and elephants on a canoe safari.

Best times to visit Zambia

For dry season: May - October
For wildlife: May - October
For birdwatching and newborn animal sightings: November - April