Zambia
World Class Waterfall and Safari
The Greatest Walking Safari
The Best of Zambia
Mfuwe Lodge
Famed for its elephants that have been known to wander right through the lodge in search of the wild mango tree in the courtyard, Mfuwe Lodge is a smart property in the prime game-filled Mfuwe region of South Luangwa National Park.
Mwaleshi Camp
As one of the only camps in North Luangwa National Park, Remote Africa’s Mwaleshi Camp is our pick of the bunch for accommodation in this exclusive park. The camp is intimate, personal and authentic, and its position on the Mwaleshi River means there is a reliable amount of resident game around the camp.
Zambia
Zambia is very welcoming towards families and the guides are experienced with guiding multi-generational families. There are however, some restrictions that Zambia and its national parks have in place which is worth bearing in mind if you are considering a family safari to Zambia.
Zambia Honeymoon
Zambia is often referred to as the ‘wild’ Africa and offers a real and authentic wilderness experience away from the crowds that, for example, East Africa may bring. With exceptional guiding, small, individual properties and great value for money, these are just some of the reasons that make Zambia an ideal choice for honeymooners!
Zambia Walking Safaris
In the words of Norman Carr, the founder of walking safaris – “you do not know a place until you have walked it”. This is particularly true for Zambia.
Kafue National Park
Kafue National Park
Located in the centre of Zambia is Kafue National Park, and at a size of 22,400 square kilometres (approximately the same size as Wales), Kafue is the country’s largest national park. Although it is a lesser-visited area, Kafue homes a variety of areas and plains, offering diverse landscapes, geography, birding and wildlife.
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