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Zambia Safaris
4.15 (62 reviews)
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Group Safaris
16 - 18 Max Group Size
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2026
I'm flexible
Passengers
Adults (18+)
Children (0 - 17)
Discover Zambia safaris
See Victoria Falls and classic safari country with planned routes and expert support
Zambia safaris bring you close to powerful landscapes, from the spray and thunder of Victoria Falls to the wide, wildlife rich parks inland. Many trips begin in Livingstone, with time at the falls in Mosi Oa Tunya National Park, before continuing to places such as Lusaka and South Luangwa for classic safari days. A number of itineraries sit within broader southern Africa routes, and may also include Botswana, Namibia, South Africa and beyond. Expect a practical mix of game drives and travel days, supported by a clear plan, a friendly group atmosphere, and a guide team that keeps everything running smoothly.
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Zambia safaris at a glance
Trip and guiding style
Safaris in Zambia run as fully guided group trips, with a tour leader and crew supporting the group from start to finish. Transport and day to day logistics are arranged in advance, so time is used well between each stop. Many itineraries also include extra African countries as part of a longer overland route.
Accommodation
Accommodation standards vary by itinerary and can include camping and simple accommodation, particularly on overland trips. Some routes mix styles, such as Camping & simple hotels or Simple accommodation & 2 nights camping, depending on the design of the trip. If needed, places of a similar standard may be used, and standards can differ between regions in Zambia.
Trip pacing
Trip pace is often medium, with early starts for wildlife viewing as well as longer drive days between key locations. Most days balance planned activities with time to recharge, especially around Livingstone where you may have optional experiences. Fitness needs are usually moderate, although timings and inclusions can vary by itinerary.
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What you'll see in Zambia
Falls viewpoints, river scenes and standout safari areas across Zambia
Zambia safaris often begin in Livingstone, with time set aside for Victoria Falls in Mosi Oa Tunya National Park. It is a standout stop for panoramic viewpoints and close up spray, and the constant roar tends to stay with you long after you leave. With the Zambezi River nearby, there is usually room for quieter moments between planned activities, and Livingstone makes a convenient base before heading inland. Overland itineraries may then route through Lusaka for a brief sense of the capital, before turning towards prime safari territory. South Luangwa National Park is a major draw, with game drives designed to spot wildlife across bush tracks and river corridors. Along the way, Zambia often feels like more than a single headline sight, because you also experience long road days, small towns, and the landscape gradually opening out as you travel.
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Why visit Zambia
Big nature, famous falls and strong wildlife viewing, with guided support
Zambia is a strong choice for safaris that combine a world famous natural spectacle with rewarding wildlife time. Livingstone sits on the Zambezi River and works as a practical base; many itineraries include Victoria Falls in Mosi Oa Tunya National Park as a highlight early in the journey. The sound, spray and shifting viewpoints make a memorable introduction, and it sets the tone for what follows. After the falls, overland routes typically push further inland, linking centres such as Lusaka with South Luangwa National Park. Here, game drives focus on tracking wildlife across riverbanks, woodland and open stretches, in one of Zambia’s most celebrated safari areas. If you prefer a structured approach, these trips suit you well, because a tour leader and crew manage the daily running order. That support matters on longer routes, where borders, driving distances and park time need to align, and many itineraries continue into multi country travel while still keeping meaningful time in Zambia.
Frequently asked questions
Are Zambia safaris fully guided?
Yes. Zambia safaris are fully guided, with a tour leader and crew travelling with the group from start to finish. Depending on the itinerary, local guides may also be used for specific visits or activities.
Do Zambia safaris visit Victoria Falls?
Many Zambia safaris include time in Livingstone, with a visit to Victoria Falls in Mosi Oa Tunya National Park. Most itineraries also build in some free time in Livingstone, which can be useful for optional activities if your schedule allows.
Which places are commonly included on Zambia safaris?
Common stops include Livingstone, Lusaka and South Luangwa National Park, although routes can vary from trip to trip. On longer overland itineraries, timings may shift due to border crossings and road conditions, but the Zambia portion often links the falls with inland safari areas.
Are Zambia safaris run as group trips?
Yes. The Zambia safaris in this range operate as group trips, which is particularly well suited to overland travel. Transport, scheduling and camp set up are coordinated for everyone, while still allowing personal time at key stops.
What is the group size on Zambia safaris?
Group size varies by itinerary, and many trips have a maximum group size of around 16 to 18 travellers. Check the individual trip page for your dates to confirm the group size and availability.
What is the minimum age for Zambia safaris?
The minimum age depends on the itinerary. Many overland camping and accommodated trips set a minimum age of 16 or 18, while some lodge based trips may allow younger travellers; always confirm the age policy on the specific trip you are considering.
What sort of accommodation is used on Zambia safaris?
Accommodation varies by itinerary and can include camping and simple accommodation, especially on longer overland routes. Some trips combine both styles across the journey, and an alternative of a similar standard may be used if required, particularly in more remote areas.
What are meals like on Zambia safaris?
Meals depend on the itinerary, although many trips include most breakfasts plus selected lunches and dinners. On overland safaris, meals are often part of the day to day camp routine, and the trip notes set out what is included and what you should budget for.
What fitness level is needed for Zambia safaris?
Many Zambia safaris suit travellers with a moderate fitness level, combining drive days with planned activities. Early starts are common, and safari days can involve getting in and out of vehicles, plus occasional walking on uneven ground around camps and viewpoints.
Do Zambia safaris only stay in Zambia?
Some itineraries stay only in Zambia, but many are multi country overland safaris where Zambia forms one section of a longer route. These may also include Botswana, Namibia, South Africa and Zimbabwe, depending on the itinerary.
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