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Zambia Travel - the real Africa

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.	saddle billed stork
Lower Zambezi - 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