Zambia Tours

Zambia Tours cover a landlocked southern African country known for walking safaris, the Zambezi River and one side of Victoria Falls, which sits on the border with Zimbabwe. With lower visitor numbers than some of its neighbors, Zambia's national parks offer a quieter safari experience centered on close, guide-led encounters rather than large numbers of vehicles.

Zambia is often combined with a broader Africa itinerary that includes Zimbabwe or Botswana, given the shared border regions around the Zambezi River and Victoria Falls.

South Luangwa National Park

Regarded as the birthplace of the walking safari, South Luangwa offers guided game walks led by armed rangers alongside traditional vehicle-based game drives, with a dense population of leopard that makes the park particularly well known among photographers.

Lower Zambezi National Park

Set along the Zambezi River across from Zimbabwe's Mana Pools, the Lower Zambezi combines game drives with canoe safaris on the river itself, where elephants are regularly seen crossing between islands.

Victoria Falls, Zambian Side

The Zambian town of Livingstone provides access to Victoria Falls from the opposite bank to Zimbabwe, with closer views of the water and, during the dry season, the chance to swim in the Devil's Pool at the edge of the falls.

Zambia Tour Packages

Zambia Tour Packages often focus on photographic safaris in South Luangwa or the Lower Zambezi, with private guiding and extended game drive times built into the itinerary for serious wildlife photographers.

12 Days Classic Zambia's Private Photographic Safari

Best Time to Visit Zambia

The dry season, from May to October, offers the clearest game viewing as wildlife concentrates around the Luangwa and Zambezi Rivers, while the wet season from November to April brings lush scenery but limits access to some park roads.