Located close to the city centre and airport, the Radisson Blu Lusaka offers a convenient and comfortable overnight stop before heading into the bush for your safari.
The 142 spacious en suite rooms have all the modern amenities you would expect, together with balcony, air conditioning and high-speed internet access. The hotel has a variety of other facilities, including a fitness centre, spa and outdoor swimming pool for the more active guests. There is also a restaurant where meals are served throughout the day and a couple of bars to enjoy a drink or light snack during the evening.
Every November and December, millions of fruit bats take up residence in Kasanka National Park - witness this incredible sight while staying in a comfortable tented camp near the renowned Fibwe Hide. The trip also includes time in South Luangwa where walking safaris and night drives are a highlight. Find out more about Batty about Kasanka
Zambia is the home of the walking safari, and this small group trip along the Mupamadzi River offers the quintessential bush experience. Staying in well-equipped tents and accompanied by expert safari guides, the trip covers three different camps to experience each location’s unique wildlife and habitats. Find out more about Classic Luangwa Walking Safari
Combine the beauty of the Luangwa Valley with the delights of the Lower Zambezi. In South Luangwa, you will find the world’s highest naturally occurring population of leopard, and boat trips on the Lower Zambezi add another dimension to watching wildlife, with elephant and huge herds of buffalo. Find out more about Luangwa Valley & Lower Zambezi
Travel during the ultimate green season when the rains have restored river levels, and you can travel by boat along the Luangwa River to view crocodiles and hippos. Flowering trees and plants come into bloom, and the young of most animals are born, including African wild dog puppies. Find out more about Rivers & Rainbows
This journey takes in some of Africa’s finest wilderness: Kafue is one of Zambia’s best kept secrets and it is home to an incredibly diverse range of wildlife, and Hwange National Park in neighbouring Zimbabwe teems with impressive fauna and flora. The mesmerising Victoria Falls provide a suitable end to this stunning trip. Find out more about Scenic Wonders of Kafue & Hwange
If you are a connoisseur who yearns for untouched wilderness, this is the safari for you! Zambia's vast Bangweulu wetland is home to over 30,000 black lechwe and the highly endangered shoebill, and Kasanka famously has over 400 bird species, including the rare Pel’s fishing owl. Find out more about Shoebills, Lechwe & Luangwa
Starting life as a village, Zambia’s capital city was expanded by colonial settlers and is now very much the beating heart of the country. With vibrant market stalls and tree-lined boulevards, it offers an authentic African experience as well as a variety of good quality accommodation and a cosmopolitan sensibility. Find Out More about {acc:title}
