The black rhinoceros, though secretive, is readily seen. And so are the giraffe, and herds of buffalo, zebra, and numerous variety of antelope, waterbuck, impala, kudu, roan and puku. The best time to find lions is in the early morning, when they often sun themselves in family groups near a recent kill. Leopards are also widespread, but as they are primarily nocturnal animals, it is difficult to find them by day. Other animals you will almost certainly see are monkeys, baboons, warthogs, hyenas and possibly wild dogs.
Accommodations are clean, adequate and the food is excellent.
Zambia offers a walking safari with tent accommodations, stationed about six or eight miles apart. Game viewing from a 4 wheel drive vehicle is also available. In the evening, you will be able to watch an amazing procession of animals, as they come to the waterholes to drink. Safety is provided by experienced, gun bearing guides accompanying each walking safari, usually limited to from 8 to 10 persons. The danger factor is extremely low, but the safari can get you very close to the animals.