Zambian Tourist Attractions
home of the Walking Safari - stunning scenery and superb wildlife
LIVINGSTONE
 A small town with a Big waterfall. Here the Victoria Falls shares
its world heritage status with Zimbabwe. Livingstone is a safari
hub and an adventure capital. |
LUSAKA
| A bustling metropolis
where street markets vie with shopping malls and banking halls.
Good restaurants and cafes as well as many sporting facilities. |
LAKE BANGWEULU
 - Zambia's "mini Okavango"
- this wilderness
wetland supports thousands of Black Lechwe
- whilst the swampy
plains are home to huge diversity of water birds.
Here you will
find the rare Shoebill Stork. |
KASANKA
- on the edge
of the Lake Bangweulu basin.
- richly endowed with rivers, lakes,
forests, lagoons and meadows supporting a wide variety of animals
and birdlife. |
- the favoured method of exploring this wilderness
is by canoe
- superb fishing
- excellent game viewing with good
populations of lion and leopard. |
NYIKA PLATEAU
|  - At
its highest point 2605m
- The plateau lies in north eastern Zambia
bordering Malawi.
- Wildlife on this montane highland includes Burchell's zebra, roan,
eland, bushbuck, reedbuck, warthog and leopard. |
NORTH LUANGWA
-
an undisturbed and game rich national park
- walking safaris are
the only means of entry.
- Massive herds of buffalo, large prides of lion, hyena, Cookson's
wildebeest, bushbuck are just some of the wildlife to be seen. |
SOUTH LUANGWA
 - where the "walking
safari" was born
- South Luangwa is recognised as one of
the premier wildlife sanctuaries in Africa with intense concentrations
of game around the Luangwa river and its lagoons |
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