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Authentic Walking Safaris. Slightly Wild. Profusion of birdlife.

Zambia epitomises the safari adventures of bygone days; walking in the iconic Luangwa valley, small intimate bushcamps, canoeing the mighty Zambezi and the buffalo filled plains of the Busanga flats.

Zambia is blessed with vast tracts of pristine wilderness and has successfully retained an authentic essence of the wild – beautiful and slightly unpredictable. The natural environment is predominantly a mosaic of large and small miombo woodlands, interspersed with open, verdant spaces. The interior is dominated by Lake Bangweulu and surrounding floodplains, the site at which Livingstone finally hung up his hat, allowing Africa to retain his heart and spirit.

Zambia offers up massive lakes, magnificent cascades and plentiful rivers yielding lush natural vegetation capable of supporting high densities of game. A profusion of 750 bird species, resident and migrant, makes Zambia a birdwatchers paradise. The many protected wildlife areas offer excellent habitats for herds of elephant and buffalo as well as the larger predators; leopards do exceptionally well here.

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