Welcome to Zambia! Known as the ‘Warm Heart’ of Africa, Zambia is still under the radar on many safari agendas. Boasting some of the most remote, wild parks, an abundance of wildlife with no crowds and a diversity of experiences and lodging it is soon to be the top of everyone’s list. Known as the home of the walking safari Zambia is one of the only destinations where travelers can get out on foot for an up close and personal perspective on wildlife and really immerse themselves in the wilderness, with guides that are trained for anything.

Most international flights seamlessly connect to scheduled bush flights, meaning after you are escorted through the airport you are immediately off on safari to maximize your time in nature.

As you land at the airstrip you are met by your knowledgeable guide and begin your first game drive, en route to the lodge.

Wake up to an unobstructed view from your luxury tented suite at this intimate private camp and begin your first full day on safari.

Here you will be treated to a truly authentic safari experience in one of the most exclusive, remote and abundant game-viewing areas of Africa.

In the dry season, the game viewing here is unparalleled with sightings of lion, leopard, wild dog, large herds of elephant and buffalo, the unique Thornicroft’s giraffe, Cookson’s wildebeest, Crawshay’s zebra and a plethora incredible birds.

Embark on twice daily game drives with your expert guide, who will educate and enlighten you to the secrets of this vast wilderness as you travel in a custom open toped Land Rover that immerses you in your surroundings.

Relax by the pool back at your luxury tented camp, or have an ‘armchair’ safari on your private deck as wildlife freely makes its way past the lodge.

Today you can opt for an up close and personal perspective as you set off on foot with your expert ranger and an armed tracker for a walking safari.

Zambia is often referred to as the home of the walking safari, and this activity offers a totally fresh way to view wildlife. Learn to appreciate the minutia of the park and it’s complex ecosystem and stealthily approach game from a safe distance and wonder at their most intimate moments.

Today you will transfer back to the lodge airstrip and catch your scheduled charter flight to your next safari location. Nothing says safari like touching down at a private airstrip in a remote wilderness.

Located opposite the famous Mana Pools Reserve in Zimbabwe, Lower Zambezi National Park ensures that both sides of the river are encompassed by one massive wildlife reserve.

The River’s edge itself is thick with riverine forest, including ebony and fig trees and further inland a vast floodplain is fringed with mopane forest and interspersed with huge acacias. A dramatic escarpment and distant hills form the backdrop of this expansive park.

The escarpment along the northern edge of the park acts as a natural barrier to most of the Park’s animal species, ensuring incredible game viewing on any safari here. Enormous herds of elephant, some up to 100 in one group are often seen at the river’s edge. ‘Island hopping’ buffalo and shy waterbuck are common. This park also hosts impressive populations predators like ion and leopard.