Distinctive Zimbabwe & Kafue

This UNESCO World Heritage Site beside the Zambezi has fine views towards Zambia’s Lower Zambezi and the Rift Valley escarpment. Its woodland and open plains contain a huge variety of wildlife, including large herds of elephant. It is famed for walking and canoe safaris, and offers a secluded experience. Find Out More about {acc:title}

• Where: Mashonaland West Province
• Ideal for viewing: Cape buffalo, African elephant, lion, Nile crocodile, roan
• Excellent for: Walking safaris, Vehicle safaris, River safaris

Kafue is one of the world’s largest national parks. It’s has a rich variety of wildlife and a profusion of game who are attracted by the diverse habitats, which range from woodland opening onto wide, grassy dambos. The vast, rolling Busanga Plain, fed by the Lufupa River, attracts large herds of red lechwe and buffalo. Find Out More about {acc:title}

• Where: North Western Province
• Ideal for viewing: Cape buffalo, defassa waterbuck, lion, red lechwe, sable
• Excellent for: Walking safaris, Vehicle safaris, River safaris

Combining perfectly with a safari in Botswana, Zimbabwe or Namibia as well as Zambia, the Zambian side of the falls was once considered to be the ‘poor cousin’, by comparison with the views of the river and the falls from Zimbabwe. The two countries are linked by a spectacular iron bridge above the raging waters. Find Out More about {acc:title}

• Where: Southern Province
• Ideal for viewing: Cape buffalo, African elephant, hippo, trumpeter hornbill, waterbuck
• Excellent for: River safaris