Walking safaris, the Zambezi, and the spray side of the Falls.
Zambia is the quieter, wilder neighbour. Livingstone holds the Zambian side of Victoria Falls and is the easier town for activities like the Devil's Pool and microflights. Inland, the South Luangwa and Lower Zambezi parks are where modern walking-safari culture started. Smaller crowds than the Zimbabwe side, and a flatter price gradient between budget and premium camps.
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A three-day cross-border experience designed to showcase the best of Zimbabwe and Zambia. The journey begins with a smo…
Livingstone Rhino Walk in Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park combines a guided game drive with a walking safari to track white…
Summary:A professionally guided exploration of Zambia’s side of Victoria Falls, delivering prime viewpoints, rich story…
Livingstone Town Tour combines a local museum visit with a walk through historic Northern Rhodesian buildings, followed…
Devils Pool Experience is a guided swim to the edge of Victoria Falls during low water season. Stand right at the lip o…
A compact cross-border excursion offering a full taste of Zambia in one day. The experience includes return transfer to…
Border to Livingstone
Combine wildlife encounters with authentic village experiences
Paddle along the Zambezi and walk with wildlife
4 Days / 3 Nights. Mosi-oa-Tunya World Heritage Site, Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, Chobe (Botswana day trip), Upper Zam…
2 Days / 1 Nights. Mosi-oa-Tunya World Heritage Site, Upper Zambezi, Livingstone.
3 Days / 2 Nights. Mosi-oa-Tunya World Heritage Site, Livingstone Island, Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park.
June to October is peak: dry, hot, game viewing at its sharpest. Devil's Pool only opens roughly August to January depending on river levels. The green season (November to April) makes inland parks lush but most luxury camps close.
Walking safaris, canoe safaris, the Devil's Pool, off-grid wilderness.
Livingstone (LVI) for the Falls, Lusaka (LUN) for South Luangwa and Lower Zambezi
Zambian Kwacha (ZMW). USD accepted at lodges and Falls activities; carry cash for tips and curio markets.
KAZA Univisa applies (same as Zimbabwe). If you only need single entry, Zambia visa-on-arrival is USD 50.
Premise: You cannot find all Big 5 in one park here. But with a smart 2-day itinerary, you can check all five boxes and…
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Tours keep running on a public holiday, but banks, government offices and some services do not, and domestic demand cha…
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Zambia has the richest calendar of traditional ceremonies in the region, and most of them welcome visitors. Kuomboka, w…
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