Southern Africa
Zambia
Zambia is one of Africa’s most authentic safari destinations—wild, remote, and defined by a deep sense of immersion in nature.
It is widely recognised as the birthplace of the walking safari, offering a style of exploration that is intimate, unfiltered, and guided by some of the most experienced trackers in Africa. The wilderness here is not viewed from a distance—it is experienced at ground level.
South Luangwa National Park is the country’s safari heartland, celebrated for its exceptional guiding, high density of wildlife, and sweeping oxbow lagoons that attract an abundance of game throughout the seasons. It is here that the walking safari tradition was pioneered, creating one of the most iconic safari experiences in Africa.
To the south, the remote beauty of Lower Zambezi National Park unfolds along the banks of the Zambezi River. Canoe safaris, boat-based game viewing, and classic drives take place in a landscape of floodplains and escarpments, where elephants move freely between river and wilderness.
Zambia offers a safari experience that feels raw, understated, and deeply connected to place—Africa in its most elemental form.
