Contact Us Taking its name from the mighty Zambezi River, which flows along its southern border, Zambia has set aside a large percentage of its land as wildlife reserves. This well-watered region of Africa has large tracts of open woodland and floodplains which are rich in wildlife.
Night game viewing and walking safaris make Zambia a unique safari destination.
The visitor will see many animals and few Homosapiens. Luangwa Valley Situated in a remote region, Zambia's South Luangwa Valley is home to over 50 species of mammals and 400 species of birds. As one of Africa's most unspoiled parks, South Luangwa National Park features a great diversity of habitat, scenery and wildlife. The Luangwa River and its lagoons form the park's eastern boundary and play a major role in the ecology of the region. The visitor can expect a wildlife experience that is difficult to duplicate elsewhere in the world.