Kafue National Park: Zambia’s Great Wilderness

Kafue National Park title graphic with a herd of elephants crossing golden grassland at sunset and a male lion resting in the foreground

Kafue National Park is Zambia’s oldest and largest park, about the size of Wales, yet most visitors skip it. Here is how it began as a game reserve in the early 1920s, why poor soils and the tsetse fly kept it wild, and why it holds more antelope species than any other park in Africa.

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Zambia Camping Safaris 2027 – 20 Years of Zamsato

Zamsato’s 2027 camping safaris in Zambia: a canvas dome tent and campfire at sunset beside a river with elephants. The image shows the 8-Day Sable, 14-Day Zebra and 19-Day Wildebeest safaris, with 10% off and a free night at Kalahari Sand Ridge Inn when booked by 31 January 2027.

Zambia tented safari 2027: all departure dates for our Sable, Zebra and Wildebeest safaris through Kafue and Liuwa Plain, what a day in camp is really like, and who these trips suit. Pick your date and send us a message – a request is free and commits you to nothing. Book by 31 January for our 20th-anniversary offer.

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Zambia National Parks Map: Where Our Safaris Go

Zambia has 20 national parks, 36 game management areas and 42 Important Bird Areas, spread across the whole country, yet most visitors only ever hear about two or three of them. This map shows the main parks, from Liuwa Plain in the far west to Nsumbu on Lake Tanganyika. Hover over a park, or tap it on your phone, to see which of our safaris go there. Parks without a scheduled trip can still be part of a tailor-made route.

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Top 5 Reasons the Victoria Falls Bush Break Is a Perfect Mini-Safari

Victoria Falls Bush Break

The Victoria Falls Bush Break is ideal for travelers seeking a short yet deeply rewarding safari escape. Although concise, it blends natural wonder, wildlife encounters, conservation insight, culture, and river experiences. As a result, guests enjoy the depth of a […]

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Walking with Giants: The Majestic White Rhinos of Mosi-oa-Tunya

Rhino tracking in Mosi-oa-Tunya NP

Nestled along the Zambezi River, Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park is a sanctuary for Africa’s iconic wildlife, including the majestic white rhinos. These incredible creatures, once threatened by poaching, are now thriving thanks to dedicated conservation efforts. Experience the unique Rhino Walk, a guided safari that brings you face-to-face with these gentle giants in their natural habitat. Join us for an unforgettable adventure that not only connects you with nature but also supports vital eco-tourism initiatives. Ready to embark on this once-in-a-lifetime journey? Discover the beauty of Zambia and the importance of wildlife conservation!

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Taita Falcon Lodge – above the Batoka Gorge and the mighty Zambezi River ( Local Rates until June ’22 )

The following rates are valid for Zambians and Residents until June 30, 2022 Room Specials ZMK2220.00 per room per night (max 2 people) ZMK2820.00 per Family room per night (max 2 Adults and 2 children younger than 12) Includes Accommodation, […]

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