Destinations
Six wilderness areas across Zambia and Zimbabwe, each with a reason to go and a season that suits it best.
Southern Zambia
One of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and our home town. Beyond the Falls themselves: sunset cruises on the Zambezi, Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, cultural villages, and every adrenaline activity you can think of.
Best time: Year-round — peak flow February – May
About Victoria Falls & Livingstone
Eastern Province, Zambia
One of Africa’s greatest wildlife sanctuaries, South Luangwa is renowned for its walking safaris — a tradition born here. The park has exceptional leopard sightings, large elephant herds and prolific birdlife along the Luangwa River.
Best time: May – October (dry season)
About South Luangwa Southern Zambia
A pristine wilderness along the mighty Zambezi River, Lower Zambezi offers intimate safari experiences with incredible elephant concentrations. Explore by canoe, on foot or by vehicle in one of Africa’s most unspoiled parks.
Best time: June – October
About Lower Zambezi
Zimbabwe
Home to over 40,000 elephants, Hwange is one of Africa’s premier wildlife destinations. The park offers exceptional game viewing, including all the Big Five, set against a backdrop of diverse habitats.
Best time: April – November
About Hwange
Central & Western Zambia
Zambia’s largest and oldest national park, Kafue is a hidden gem offering diverse landscapes from miombo woodlands to the vast Busanga Plains. Excellent wildlife viewing well away from the crowds.
Best time: July – October
About Kafue
Zimbabwe
A UNESCO World Heritage site on the Zambezi floodplain, and one of the few parks in Africa where experienced visitors may walk without a vehicle. Famous for its albida forests, canoe safaris and remarkable photographic light.
Best time: April – November
About Mana Pools