We tailor-make a schedule according to client budget and preferences. Whatever your budget or preferences are, lets work together and succefully come with a trip of your dreams. We carter for individuals, families and groups of any size travelling.
Popular National Parks In Southern Africa
to consider when planning your safari trips
The woodland savannah is home to hundreds of bird species. Trails from the park’s lodges wander past the baobab trees to a herd of elephant and rare Thornicroft giraffe.
It's known for its large herds of elephants and Cape buffalo, lions, antelopes and hippos inhabit the woods and lagoons around Linyanti Marsh.
The park accounts for approximately 33% of the country’s national park system and is a wilderness area which remains mostly underdeveloped.
This Park is still relatively undeveloped, it’s beauty lying in its wilderness state. .
The Best Tours
Explore the natural phenomenon, the world's largest waterfall.
The Victoria Falls will leave you breathless as you process the sheer magnitude of this water wilderness.
$ 55 per person
Taking a game drive with us can allow Nature lovers to spot, Wildlife such as Elephants, Buffalos, Kudus , Hippos, Crocodiles Bushbacks Blue Wildebeest Zebras and Rhinos.
$65 per person
Zambia has a diverse array of birdlife, making it an ideal destination for visitors to enjoy a birding safari. One of the rarest birds in Africa, the Shoebill is also found there. Zambia is one of the hottest destinations in Africa for birders.
$ 100 per person
An activity where clients embark on a slow paced guided walk with the primary objective to explore various wildlife species that are overlooked on a game drive.
$ 95 per person
Zambia’s culture is a blend of values, norms, material and spiritual traditions of more than 70 ethnically diverse people. Most of the tribes of Zambia moved into the area in a series of migratory waves a few centuries ago.
Before the colonial period, the region now known as Zambia was the home of a number of free states. Each having links with each other and the outside world along trade routes on Africa. The main exports were copper, ivory and slaves in exchange for jewellery, salt and hardware.
Orphanage
Lubasi admits children aged 4 to 10 years old and aims to care for them until they are able to sustain themselves or are taken into families.
The chief has invited visitors into his village to get a glimpse of how his people have lived for generations and to learn about their traditional customs and beliefs as well as to partake in some of the activities willingly.
