Zambia Tour Packages

1. Safari at South Luangwa National Park: One of the most beautiful places in the country, South Luangwa National Park is an absolute must visit in all Zambia holiday packages. The national park is well known for its canoe safaris, which takes place on the Zambezi river. Travellers are treated to uninterrupted views of the African wildlife here as the canoe slides along the quiet river. Jeep safaris are also quite popular here. Walking tours are also offered at the South Luangwa, as the wilderness here is best explored on foot.

- Location:South Luangwa National Park, Zambia

2. Explore Victoria Falls: Zambia’ most majestic attractions, the grand beauty of the Victoria Falls is quite unmissable while in the country. There are several ways to explore and experience the beautiful falls. Trekking enthusiasts will have a great time scaling the massive basalt cliffs that offer front seat views to the waterfall. Several helicopter tours are offered here as well. Those with a taste for adventure can also try their hand at the various water sports offered here, such as high rope activities, rafting, canoeing or skydiving.


- Location:Victoria Falls, Mosi-o-tunya Road, Livingstone, Zambia

3. Luangwa Bridge Camp: One of the many campsites in the Luangwa region, the Luangwa Bridge Camp is a popular inclusion in several Zambia travel packages. Several chalets are scattered around the place, although it’s a good spot to pitch a tent as well. The camp offers a number of activities, such as hiking expeditions, sundown canoe trips, river gorge treks and much more. A well equipped canteen here is known for its delectable snacks, with Zambian filter coffee being a favorite here.

- Location:Luangwa River, Zambia

4. Swim at Devil's Pool: Situated on one of the ledges of Victoria Falls, Devil’s Pool is one of the most gorgeous attractions included in Zambia tour packages. The natural infinity pool is a popular spot for taking a dip. Although not dangerous by nature, one needs to be a confident swimmer in order to swim in the Devil’s Pool. Once in the pool, swimmers can cling to the rock’s ledge and look over the edge of the Falls and at the pool below. If you’re lucky enough, you could also find a rainbow shining over the pool when you’re in it!

- Location:Livingstone, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe

5. Swim at Kafue National Park: Apart from its fantastic wilderness spotting opportunities and exotic safari adventures, the Kafue National Park is known for its well-equipped chalets and camp lodges as well. Several of these safari lodges feature private swimming pools of their own, which travellers can take advantage of at their own leisure. Offering picturesque views of the surroundings, these outdoor pools offer much needed respite in the hot and humid summers of Zambia.

- Location:Hippo Lodge, Leopard Lodge, Old Palm Tree Lodge, Mu-Fungata Safari Lodge. Kafue National Park, D769, Zambia.

6. Explore Bangweulu Wetlands: Among the most offbeat inclusions in Zambia travel packages, the Bangweulu Wetlands are a network of seasonal lakes that get flooded during the heavy rains. With its name literally translating to “where the water meets the sky”, Bangweulu is one of the largest wetland systems in the world. This rarely explored region in Zambia is home to the country’s largest population of the native black lechwe, which can be spotted in abundance here. Other swamp-dwelling animals such as antelopes and hyenas can be spotted here as well. Home to over 400 species of birds, the wetlands are a special attraction for birdwatchers coming to Zambia. A range of guided trips are available at the wetlands, such as canoe tours, motorboat rides and shoebill-nest spotting tours. During the dry season, boating is replaced by walking tours and self-drives.

- Location:Bangweulu Wetlands, Luapele

1. Birding Safari: Home to a massive 779 species of birds, Birding safaris are some of the best ways to explore the wilderness of Africa. Canoe safaris are the best kind of birding safaris offered in Zambia, with the lazily drifting canoe offering plenty of birdwatching opportunities. Kafue National Park and Lochinvar National Park are the two best spots in Zambia for birdwatching.

2. Canoeing Safaris: A canoe safari is one of the best ways to explore the beauty of the natural African landscape. Taking place in the lower Zambezi river, these canoe safaris let you take in the grandeur of the wilderness from the sidelines. These safaris are well suited for big game spotting and birdwatching.

3. Guided Jeep Safaris: A much sought-after inclusion in Zambia trip packages, guided safaris are extremely popular among tourists. These guided safaris are ideal for big game spotting. An expert guide is generally tagged along in this safari, offering invaluable insight about the wildlife and vegetation that can be found here.

4. Walking safaris: Offered only in Africa, the walking safari is one of the best ways to explore the wilderness here on a personal level. An experience suited to adventure lovers, these safaris take you across the strenuous terrain on foot, with an expert guide offering insight into the animal and bird life found here. These safaris are also ideal for birdwatching.

5. Photography safaris: If photography is your thing, then these kinds of safaris are best for you. Photography safaris take place either on open vehicles or on foot. These safaris make plenty of stops along the way to allow you to photograph the scenery at your own pace.

With safari being one of the most popular inclusions in all Zambia trip packages, the country is best known for its wildlife and wilderness. One of Africa’s best safari destinations, the country attracts wildlife and photography enthusiasts flock here throughout the year.

The cost of Zambia trip packages generally varies with the season of trip and duration of stay. However, a standard 4-day package from India to Zambia will cost about 1 lakh or upward. Zambia holiday packages that include safari generally cost a bit more.

The only way to reach Zambia is by air. The two major airports here are in Lusaka and Livingstone. Lusaka is the main international airport in the country, with several international flights coming here. Livingstone Airport is mostly used for domestic travel, although several airlines connect Livingstone to Johannesburg, which is a popular connecting city for international travellers.

The climate in Zambia is largely divided into wet and dry seasons. The best time to visit the country is between the months of June and November. During this time, the weather here remains cool and dry, making it the ideal season for sightseeing. Wildlife tours, which is the main highlight in most Zambia trip packages, are also best enjoyed during this season.

1. Nsumbu National Park: From sandy shores to tower cliffs, Nsumbu National Park lacks nothing. One of the most beautiful inclusions in Zambia tour packages, this verdant national park is widely regarded both for its wildlife and wilderness.

2. Mosi-oa-Turwa National Park: One of Zambia’s smallest parks, the modest beauty Mosi-oa-Turwa is quite unmissable. A variety of wildlife can be spotted here, with elephants being found in abundance.

3. Lower Zambezi National Park: One of Zambezi’s most beautiful offerings, Lower Zambezi is perfect for big game spotting and birdwatching expeditions. The park is best known for its canoe safari trips, which takes place along the Zambezi river.

4. Kafue National Park: Zambia’s oldest and largest national park, Kafue National Park is a big hit among tourists coming to the country. Brimming with native African life, Kafue is an ideal spot for wildlife safaris and camping sports.

5. Lochinvar National Park: Spreading across the floodplains of Lochinvar, this magnificent national park is known for its variety of bird population.