Zambia holidays
This fly-safari contains two of Zambia’s major rivers – the Luangwa and Zambezi – which are a great attraction for wildlife.
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Fly from London to Lusaka. (N)
Arrive and connect with an onward flight to Mfuwe in the South Luangwa. Transfer to Kapani for a 2-night stay. On day 4, transfer to either Luwi, Nsolo or Kakuli for a 3-night stay. Wildlife viewing by vehicle or on foot. (B, L, D)
Fly to the Lower Zambezi and stay 3 nights at Kasaka River Lodge. Wildlife viewing. (B, L, D)
Fly to Livingstone and transfer to Waterberry Lodge for 2 nights. At leisure or optional excursions. (B, L, D)
Morning at leisure. Fly to London via Johannesburg. (B) Arrive the next day (N)
Kapani Lodge is situated on one of the many ox bow lagoons in the South Luangwa. Accommodation consists of 10 brick and thatch chalets. The 8 standard chalets have en-suite bathroom with lounge area and walk in mosquito nets. The 2 lagoon rooms overlook the lagoon and are spacious with en-suite facilities. There is a central lounge, bar, small library and swimming pool. Activities include game viewing in open 4 x 4 vehicles or on foot and night...
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Kasaka River Lodge is located on the banks of the Zambezi river in the Chiawa Game Management area, only 4km by road from the Lower Zambezi National Park. This is the only stretch on the 2,700 kilometre course of the Zambezi river where national parks are to be found on both banks of the river: the Lower Zambezi National Park in Zambia and the famed Mana Pools World Heritage Site in Zimbabwe. The river extends the length of the property and there are breathtaking views over the water with frequent sightings of buffaloes, elephants, hippos and crocodiles. The camp offers an authentic bush experience in a tranquil destination, well off the beaten track. Kasaka has two wings to the camp: a cultivated 'tame' side with manicured gardens with a swimming pool and colourful indigenous plants; and a 'wild' side is set in a more natural bush environment and is connected to the lodge by...
Luwi Bush Camp is a seasonal camp nestled under mahogany trees, on the banks of a permanent lagoon of the Luwi sand river and consists of four thatched bamboo chalets. The rooms are simple yet comfortable with en-suite bathrooms and hot showers. There is a hippo filled lagoon close by and walking safaris from camp usually finish with sundowners at this spot. Brunch is taken in the shade of a huge old tree and dinner under the stars. This is a small and intimate camp situated deep in the Luangwa wilderness, lending the camp a rustic appeal and providing a truly African bush experience. Since there are very few roads in this area of the Park, the emphasis from Luwi is on...
Waterberyy Zambezi Lodge is a small, friendly, informal lodge 30 minutes from Livingstone but in the heart of the wild. The comfortable bedrooms are set around sweeping lawns, some overlooking a secluded private dam with beautiful birdlife, some overlooking the river front. Waterberry is the perfect place to just relax and watch the view from the large terrace, the floating sundeck or around the large swimming...
Regional air connections are available from within the UK. Please contact your travel consultant for current prices from your nearest city. We can also arrange flights from overseas, simply give us a call to find out more.
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