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After 6 month of being home I finally got a safari. It’s a Zambezi Bush Break for 1 guest from Switzerland. Pick up is arranged for 8 o’clock and I’m right on time. Last preparation for the days ahead in […]
An afternoon game drive is just about the right thing to do when in Livingstone. We are so fortunate to have the Mosi-oa-Tunya NP on our doorstep. It’s a small national park. Just 66km² but it hosts a good number […]
First time on a game drive. Everything is new. Everything is exciting. So much to see. To capture. Our youngest guest Ethan, not even 4 years old, with his siblings and parents had a great time in Mosi-oa-Tunya NP. The […]
Today, we go birding by the sewage ponds in Livingstone. It’s Sunday morning, cold season approaching fast. Not so easy to leave the blankets. A quick coffee, binoculars, camera and bird book and off we go. We head to the […]
After our Mulobezi Train Experience we have switched back on to the road. This time we have to deliver beehives to Moomba, Kauwe and Nguba. Moomba was supposed to be done by train but the Moomba Agri Camp Officer convinced […]
Kazungula District is vast and parts are only accessible by train. Luckily the old Zambezi Sawmill Railway line is still there but if not maintained soonest the days are really numbered. 110km in almost 24h. This is record breaking. Several […]
Cymatopacha is a monotypic moth genus in the family Lasiocampidae erected by Per Olof Christopher Aurivillius in 1921. Its single species, Cymatopacha obscura, was described by the same author in the same year. It is found in Zimbabwe, Zambia and South Africa. The larvae feeds on Combretum and Terminalia.
The Victoria Falls are very impressive. Especially now when the water level is high. It is something for all senses. You hear the water thundering over the edge into the gorge. You see the spray and you feel the Victoria […]
A beautiful morning in Livingstone. Blue sky. Sunshine. Warm. After weeks of English weather with countless hours of rain and grey days this is so much better. This is a long weekend. Livingstone was supposed to be full of tourists […]
Flatdogs Camp in South Luangwa is about to open the doors again on 26 March 2021. Offering great Zambian & Malawi Resident Packages and deals. Fantastic offers for SADC available on request. Get in touch with us for more details. […]
In the wildlife rich south-western corner of Lake Itezhi-Tezhi in Kafue National Park a new camp has recently opened: Nanzhila’s Lake Camp. 3 chalets overlooking the confluence of the Musa River and Lake Itezhi-Tezhi. Neatly tagged away between large Jackalberry […]
This year is moving on fast. But have you made plans for Valentine’s Day? Valentine’s Day is as usual on 14 February which is this year a Sunday. Guess what? Monday is added and this makes it a long weekend. […]
Zambia has without a doubt some of the best wildlife viewing areas in Africa if not even in the world. It’s a very safe destination and got very friendly people. Yet is still widely unknown.
Zambia is named after the Zambezi River, which is the fourth largest river in Africa and got its source in the northwest of the country.
The Victoria Falls, regarded as the largest curtain of water, are one of the 7 Natural Wonders of the World and a UNESCO World Heritage.
The second largest Wildebeest migration in the World takes place in Liuwa Plain National Park in Western Zambia.
The biggest mammal migration in the world can be witnessed in Kasanka National Park in the North of Zambia.
The Luangwa Valley in the East of Zambia is nicknamed “Valley of the Leopards”.
Canoe Safaris are a great experience and are offered on the Zambezi River and Lunga River.
Kafue National Park is the largest and most diverse of them all in Zambia.
It’s all here in Zambia and is awaiting you. We are specialized in Solo Tours and Family Safaris. Our safaris are strictly Photographic Safaris with a focus on nature, wildlife and scenery. Zambia is home to 72 different tribes and languages. Their cultures and traditions are vibrant. You can get a glimpse of it when attending traditional ceremonies, like the Ncwala of the Ngoni’s, Kulamba of the Chewa or the Kuomboka of the Lozi people. Come with us on a safari of your lifetime. Create everlasting memories with us.
Zamsato is a Zambian family-owned business based in Livingstone. Our focus is on authentic small-group African safaris in remote areas and national parks that offer secluded encounters with prolific wildlife. By selecting only the highest quality and most intimate camps and lodges, we ensure an exclusive experience that puts the African wildlife — not other travelers — front and center. Even deep in the wilderness you’ll enjoy surprising luxury. Our personalized service and amenities will exceed your expectations. Our professional guides, who are among the top safari Expedition Leaders in Africa, are the key to an amazing adventure.
Zamsato – Zambia Safaris & Adventure Tours. Let’s explore. Together.
