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Zambia

Land of the Leopard

Explore the wonders of Zambia and understand why it should be at the top of the list for tour operators seeking to offer their clients an unforgettable holiday experience. With its breathtaking landscapes, rich wildlife, and warm hospitality, Zambia is a destination that promises to leave travelers in awe. Let’s dive into the reasons why you should consider sending your clients on a holiday to Zambia.

Zambia boasts an abundance of natural beauty, from the magnificent Victoria Falls to the vast plains of the South Luangwa National Park. With over 20 national parks and reserves, tour operators have a wealth of options to create diverse and captivating itineraries. Whether it’s exploring the Lower Zambezi National Park on a thrilling safari or embarking on a walking safari in the remote Kafue National Park, Zambia offers unparalleled opportunities to connect with nature.

Zambia is renowned for its wildlife, providing an authentic safari experience that is sure to mesmerize your clients.

From the iconic African Big Five (lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhinoceros) to rare species such as the wild dog and shoebill stork, Zambia’s national parks are teeming with diverse wildlife. Tour operators can organize game drives, walking safaris, and even canoeing safaris along the mighty Zambezi River, allowing clients to immerse themselves in the heart of the African wilderness.

No visit to Zambia is complete without witnessing the awe-inspiring Victoria Falls, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World.

Known as “The Smoke that Thunders,” the falls create a mesmerizing display of cascading water and mist. Tour operators can arrange guided tours, thrilling helicopter rides, or even adrenaline-pumping activities such as white-water rafting or bungee jumping for the more adventurous travelers. The sheer power and beauty of Victoria Falls will leave an indelible mark on anyone fortunate enough to experience it.

Package Tours

These package tours are intended to give you inspiration for what’s possible when you travel to Africa. Treat them simply as ideas, because your trip will be tailored by one of our expert consultants to suite your needs and budget.

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When To Travel To Zambia

From the thunderous power of Victoria Falls to the serene waters of Lake Tanganyika, Zambia offers something for everyone. The weather varies throughout the year, influencing both the wildlife activities and the experiences available to visitors. Understanding the seasonal changes can help you plan the perfect trip for your clients, whether they’re in search of majestic game viewing or simply wish to relax in the great outdoors.

January in Zambia is smack in the middle of the wet season, so expect heavy rains and lush landscapes. This period is great for birdwatching, as migratory species flock to the region. Although some roads can be challenging, the national parks are less crowded. Victoria Falls is spectacular this time of year, with the Zambezi River at full volume. Photographers can catch the Falls in its most dramatic state, though prepare for some mist. Mosquitoes are also more common, so advise clients to pack repellent.

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