“Norman Carr was a man ahead of his time and was the bold innovator of the walking safari.”
As you walk through the African Bush, you feel a sense of freedom and excitement as you wonder what might be lurking behind the next bush. Walking Safaris are great for solo, couples, or small groups of friends adventurers, and nature lovers who want to see wildlife in their natural habitat.
South Luangwa National Park is definitely one of the best parks in Africa due to its concentration of wildlife. Also known as “Valley of the Leopards” due to regular sightings. This is where the first walking safari in Zambia took place. In 2017, the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) declared that South Luangwa National Park is Africa's first sustainable wildlife park. The big 4 are all in South Luangwa National Park and the Black Rhino is found in North Luangwa National Park (walking safaris only). Kafue National park, Lower Zambezi National Park, and Liuwa Plain home of the second-largest wildebeest migration also offer walking safaris. Zambian parks are remote and unspoiled. They still offer the feel of the original safari experience of days gone by. We can help you find affordable walking safaris to meet your budget.
Guides: Guides from Zambia are some of the best in Africa, and they must go through a rigorous training process.
Ants are efficient predators of other insects, which helps to keep insect populations under control. Ants loosen the soil in the same way as earthworms do and improve air and water movement into the Earth.
Flocks of guineas kill and eat mice and small rats. In addition, guinea fowl can be used to control insect. Wild guineas eat mainly insects and flocks have been known to attack snakes.
Carpenter ants clean up pest debris and promote composting of rotting wood. A beneficial insect. Although they do not eat wood as termites do, they seek out and destroy damp or rotting wood in which to make their nests. And they are very good at it.
Take a pause to enjoy delicious homemade biscuits and tea/coffee
Classic 8-day walking safaris are the perfect way to immerse yourself in the African bush and get up close and personal with the wildlife. You'll sleep in luxury tents in temporary camps in the middle of the bush, and spend your days walking through the wilderness on guided nature walks. These safaris are perfect for those who want to get away from it all and really experience Africa's natural beauty. Bush camps are a great option for those who want to be closer to the action, as they're usually located near popular safari destinations. Here, you'll have the opportunity to take part in a variety of safari activities, including game drives, walking safaris and night drives. And, of course, you'll also be able to relax in your camp after a long day of exploring. A short walk is a great way to get some exercise and see some sights without having to commit to a full-day walk. This short walk is typically an hour or less, and they're a great way to break up the day's activities. Whether you're looking for an adventure or just want to enjoy some time in the bush, there's a walking safari that's perfect for you.
If you're looking for an authentic safari experience, then a mobile camp is the perfect option. After a long day of walking and exploring the African bush, there is nothing better than returning to your camp to loosen and recharge. The camps are fully serviced and come with everything you need for a comfortable stay, including beds, hot bucket showers, and small terraces. This is a rare opportunity to get back to the real soul of safari and immerse yourself in the magic of the African bush.
South Luangwa and North Luangwa offer visitors a chance to get away from the crowds and discover the allure of the walking safari. With your expert guide, you'll be able to explore some of Africa's most remote locations, getting up close and personal with the wildlife. A mobile camping stay will give you a true taste of the bush, and you'll be able to enjoy the peace and tranquility of this special place. Prices for the tour include all meals, expert guides, and transportation. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see Africa at its wildest. Do not miss it!
The finest safari park in Zambia is Northern Luangwa National Park! The national park offers a wide range of animal viewing adventures, as well as exceptional quality walking and guiding safaris that have raised the bar across Africa. The national park is a true safari paradise and offers visitors a once in a lifetime opportunity to see some of the most amazing animals on earth up close and personal!
The remote, untouched feel of Northern Luangwa National Park has made it a favorite among aficionados. It is found to the north of South Luangwa National Park in eastern Zambia, sharing its habitat with its southern counterpart, which is bordered on the west by the spectacular Muchinga Escarpment and on the east by the Luangwa River. Whether you want to see some of Zambia's iconic animals such as lions, leopards, and elephants or simply want to appreciate the serenity and beauty of this untouched part of Africa, North.
The Zambezi Valley is a huge crack in the earth's crust that hosts the dangerous Zambezi River and two national parks on either side(the notorious Lower Zambezi National Park is located on the Zambian side and the less-known Mana Pools National Park on the Zimbabwean side). The Zambezi River is one of the longest rivers in Africa and is renowned for its Zambezi rapids.
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Kafue National Park is the largest national park in Zambia and one of the largest in Africa.The reserve, which is 22,400 square kilometers in size and encompasses a variety of varied settings, including plains, forests, rivers and marshes. The park also supports a large population of wildlife, including lions, leopards, elephants and giraffes. Kafue is a less-visited park, but it offers a unique opportunity to experience the diverse landscapes and wildlife of Zambia.
The finest safari park in Zambia is Northern Luangwa National Park! The national park offers a wide range of animal viewing adventures, as well as exceptional quality walking and guiding safaris that have raised the bar across Africa. The national park is a true safari paradise and offers visitors a once in a lifetime opportunity to see some of the most amazing animals on earth up close and personal!
The remote, untouched feel of Northern Luangwa National Park has made it a favorite among aficionados. It is found to the north of South Luangwa National Park in eastern Zambia, sharing its habitat with its southern counterpart, which is bordered on the west by the spectacular Muchinga Escarpment and on the east by the Luangwa River. Whether you want to see some of Zambia's iconic animals such as lions, leopards, and elephants or simply want to appreciate the serenity and beauty of this untouched part of Africa, North.
The Zambezi Valley is a huge crack in the earth's crust that hosts the dangerous Zambezi River and two national parks on either side(the notorious Lower Zambezi National Park is located on the Zambian side and the less-known Mana Pools National Park on the Zimbabwean side). The Zambezi River is one of the longest rivers in Africa and is renowned for its Zambezi rapids.
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Kafue National Park is the largest national park in Zambia and one of the largest in Africa.The reserve, which is 22,400 square kilometers in size and encompasses a variety of varied settings, including plains, forests, rivers and marshes. The park also supports a large population of wildlife, including lions, leopards, elephants and giraffes. Kafue is a less-visited park, but it offers a unique opportunity to experience the diverse landscapes and wildlife of Zambia.
We have a soft spot for Southern Africa. Some of our most beloved and recommendable destinations include the Lower Zambezi, Victoria Falls, South Luangwa, Mana Pools and Lake Malawi.
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