Begin your tour with a 5-hour game drive at Kafue Park. Reach out to the heart of the banks of the Kafue River and check-in at the Mukambi lodge where you will spend your night. The lodge has four large viewing decks to observe the animals. At your observation, be served with drinks and meals. The place is not cold as there is a big campfire on the riverside and fireplace in the lounge.

ChatGPT said: Embark on an unforgettable game drive in Kafue National Park, Zambia’s largest and oldest national park, renowned for its incredible biodiversity and unspoiled wilderness. As you traverse the vast plains, woodlands, and riverbanks in an open 4x4 vehicle, you'll have the opportunity to spot a wide variety of wildlife, including lions, leopards, cheetahs, elephants, and the elusive African wild dog. Kafue is also home to rare antelope species like the sable and roan, as well as over 500 bird species, making it a haven for both safari lovers and birdwatchers. Whether you're on a morning or evening game drive, the golden hues of the African savannah and the park’s serene, off-the-beaten-path atmosphere promise a truly authentic and immersive safari experience

Wake up for a game drive heading to the North of Kafue. Arrive at the Busanga plains and check-in at the Camp. Noon at leisure enjoying the actual remote of the region.

Spend the day exploring the breathtaking Busanga Plains on a thrilling game drive, where the wide-open landscapes and seasonal floodplains offer some of the best wildlife viewing in Kafue National Park. Home to large prides of lions, cheetahs, buffalo herds, elephants, and a variety of antelope, the plains come alive with dramatic predator-prey interactions and stunning scenery. As the sun climbs high, enjoy a peaceful midday break at your camp, soaking in the untouched beauty and serene remoteness of the area. With its raw wilderness and rich biodiversity, a day at Busanga offers a truly exclusive and unforgettable safari experience.

A morning at Busanga Plains offers one of the most unforgettable safari experiences in Zambia. As the golden sun rises over the vast floodplains, wildlife begins to stir—lion prides, elephants, and antelope roam freely across the mist-covered landscape. Located in the heart of Kafue National Park, Busanga Plains is renowned for its rich biodiversity and dramatic scenery, making it an ideal destination for early morning game drives, birdwatching, and. Noon will be at leisure, enjoying the genuine remote of the area.

Take a 6- hour drive to Mongu. Arrive in time and check at the hotel; crossroads Hotel for accommodation. Relax at the hotel to refresh your body and mind for the onward journey tomorrow or engage in the optional activities.

Rise for a drive to Liuwa Plains National park. Cross pontoon and drive northwest to about 2.5 hours to reach the accessible campsite Katoyana. Set up camps and have something for lunch. Leave at noon for a game drive returning at the late hours to the camps for dinner and overnight.

Start your day with an exhilarating morning game drive through the northern region of Liuwa Plains National Park, one of Africa’s most untouched wilderness areas. This part of the park is rich in biodiversity and offers exceptional wildlife viewing opportunities, including sightings of hyenas, wildebeest, lions, and an incredible variety of birdlife. As the sun rises over the open grasslands, experience the raw beauty and solitude of the plains while tracking animal movements with the help of an expert guide. The northern Liuwa Plains is particularly renowned for its seasonal wildlife concentrations and offers a truly immersive safari experience far from the crowds.

Wake up for a drive to the south of the Liuwa Plains reaching Kwale Campsite. Set up camps and have grab something for lunch before going wild to the area. The area is well known for its birdlife and hyena activity.

Start your morning early, venturing into the golden savannah as the sun rises over the plains. The south is home to a variety of wildlife including large herds of wildebeest, zebra, and African buffalo, as well as predators such as lions, hyenas, and the elusive African wild dog. Bird lovers will enjoy sightings of rare and migratory species, especially during the wet season when the plains come alive with flocks of waterbirds. As you traverse the remote tracks, your experienced guide will share insights into the park’s ecosystem and conservation efforts. The serenity and remoteness of the southern plains provide an exclusive and immersive game viewing experience, far from the typical safari crowds. Enjoy a bush breakfast or picnic lunch under the shade of acacia trees before continuing your afternoon game drive. Conclude your day with sundowners while watching the spectacular sunset over Liuwa’s open horizon and end the day in one of Africa’s most untouched safari destinations.

Rise for a drive to the south back to Mongu. Cross the river and stop at sioma falls camp for dinner and overnight.

First short tour at sioma falls before leaving for Livingstone and Victoria Falls. Depending on arrival time you will have a visit at the fall and many optional activities to choose. Dinner and overnight in Chalets at Zambezi Waterfront Lodge.

Starting at 8:30 AM, enjoy a convenient hotel pick-up in Livingstone to meet your knowledgeable local guide for a city highlights tour. At 9:00 AM, visit the Livingstone Museum, Zambia’s oldest and largest, featuring exhibits on David Livingstone, archaeology, and natural history. At 10:30 AM, explore the colorful Mukuni Park Curio Market with its hand-carved crafts and souvenirs. By 11:30 AM, dive into local life at Maramba Market, the largest open-air market, to learn about traditional ingredients and Zambian cuisine. Optional lunch follows at 12:30 PM, with afternoon visits to the Railway and Jewish Museums based on interest, before returning to your hotel at 3:30 PM.

After breakfast, leave for the airport in Livingstone for your onward flight. The end of our services, wish you safe travel to the rest of your journey.