Explore Zambia

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Liuwa Plain and Zambia's Wild West
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Liuwa Plain and Zambia's Wild West

Flat grasslands on the Angolan border, Africa's second-largest wildebeest migration in November, just three camps and access by charter flight or expedition 4x4.

Lusaka and the Central Plateau
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Lusaka and the Central Plateau

Capital at 1,280 metres and aviation hub to all Zambian parks, Lusaka reveals itself through its markets, artisan workshops and central plateau reserves.

Lake Kariba and Kafue
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Lake Kariba and Kafue

Africa's largest artificial lake and Zambia's largest national park united in a still-remote region, between houseboats on the Zambezi and the Busanga plains.

Livingstone and Victoria Falls
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Livingstone and Victoria Falls

Zambia's gateway to Victoria Falls, Livingstone combines the 108-meter curtain of water of the Zambezi, gorge rafting and Toka-Leya villages.

Lower Zambezi
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Lower Zambezi

120 kilometres of river between escarpment and alluvial plain, where safari is practised mainly by canoe, at water level, along the banks frequented by elephants.

South Luangwa
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South Luangwa

A 9,050 km² valley where the walking safari has been perfected since 1950, with high leopard density, endemic Thornicroft giraffes and bush camps connected on foot.

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