South Luangwa National Park, referred to as Zambia’s premier game viewing park, is the ultimate destination for walking safaris. The park’s singular seasonal floodplains create a fertile habitat that supports an incredible array of wildlife.

Liuwa Plain National Park is situated in the western reaches of Zambia and has the distinction of having one of the longest established conservation histories in Africa.

Kafue National Park is Zambia’s oldest park and is one of the largest national parks in the whole of Africa. The sheer size of Kafue National Park means that there is an abundance of wild and rare wildlife waiting to be discovered.

In northeastern Zambia you will find Bangweulu, one of the most undiscovered wetlands in Africa. Community-owned and managed by African Parks, Africa’s leading conservation NGO, this destination is seldomly explored for the mere reason that it is remote – which is exactly what we love about it.