Zambia

“Leave only footprints, take only photographs”

Once the preserve of the great game hunters, Zambia is now at the forefront of ecotourism thanks in large part to the foresight of conservationists such as the late Norman Carr who pioneered walking and photographic safaris here and his protégé Robin Pope.

This huge country is still sparsely populated and poor, despite the mineral wealth it undoubtedly possesses in the Copper Belt.

The landscape is much as it was when David Livingstone was here a hundred and fifty years ago.

A landlocked country, the main attractions for travellers are the Victoria Falls, one of the seven natural wonders of the world, and the wonderful game viewing available in the National Parks.

South Luangwa	Nkwali, South Luangwa	Victoria Falls	Sindabezi

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Safari season;
Main season (all camps open); June to October
Green season (some camps open); mid March to May
Please enquire as some camps are open in December for Christmas and New Year