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  • Mosi Oa Tunya National Park

    What makes this park unique in Zambia is that it’s the only wildlife area with white rhinos. These are closely protected from poachers by the scouts from DNPW (Department of National Parks and Wildlife).

    This little sanctuary is free from predators

  • South Luangwa National Park

    South Luangwa National Park is in east Zambia’s Luangwa River valley.

    It’s known for its abundant wildlife Inside Mfuwe village at the gate entrance, the river is often crowded with hippopotamus. The woodland savannah is home to hundreds of bird species.

    Trails from the park’s lodges wander past the baobab trees to a herd of elephant and rare Thornicroft giraffe.

    Spotlights are used to locate the leopard population at night.

  • Chobe National Park

    Chobe National Park is in northern Botswana near the vast, inland Okavango Delta. It's known for its large herds of elephants and Cape buffalo, which converge along the Chobe Riverfront in the dry months. Lions, antelopes and hippos inhabit the woods and lagoons around Linyanti Marsh. The floodable grasslands of the Savuti Marsh attract numerous bird species, plus migrating zebras.

  • Hwange National Park

    Hwange National Park is in west Zimbabwe. Its grasslands and mopane woods are home to large elephant herds, lions and African wild dogs. In the northwest, animals gather at Mandavu and Masuma dams, where there are concealed lookouts. Bumbusi National Monument includes 18th-century ruins and pre-colonial rock carvings. In the southeast, waterholes include the Nyamandhlovu Pan, with its elevated viewing platform.

  • Kafue National Park

    Found in the centre of western Zambia, Kafue National Park is the oldest and largest of Zambia’s national parks. It covers a massive 22,400 km2.

    First established as a National Park in the 1950’s by the legendary Norman Carr, Kafue is one of the largest national parks in the whole of Africa. Despite its size and prominent location only two hours drive from Livingstone, it remains little-known and largely unexplored with vast tracts of its virgin bush still untouched. Thanks to its size and variety of habitat types the Kafue holds a fantastic diversity of wildlife.

  • Liuwa Plain National Park

    Liuwa Plain National Park in Zambia has one of the oldest conservation histories in Africa, dating back to the 19th century where the King of Barotseland, Lubosi Lewanika, appointed his people to be the custodians of the park and its wildlife. They maintain that sentiment today. With an estimated 10,000 people legally living within the park, Liuwa is a prime example of how people and wildlife can co-exist and benefit in a shared landscape.

  • Kasanka National Park

    Kasanka National Park is a valuable conservation area protecting species such as the sitatunga and many species of birds, as well as the huge flocks of straw coloured fruit bats which fly out at dusk during November and December.

  • Lower Zambezi National Park

    Situated on the banks of the Zambezi River in the south-eastern part of Zambia, opposite Zimbabwe’s Mana Pools National Park, the Lower Zambezi National Park. This area is still unspoiled as it is new to tourism and is afforded a high level of protection from the Zambian Government and the local tour operators.

  • North Luangwa National Park

    The park known for its wild, untouched and ‘Africa as it once was’ feel. The eland (the largest of the antelope), hartebeest, larger lion prides and buffalo herds

    Elephants
    Leopard
    Lion
    Elephants
  • Sioma Ngwezi National Park

    National parks offer protection to some of the best natural heritage, with scenes of amazing wildlife species, majestic forests and some stunning landscapes.

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