Land of the legendary African walking safari,
earth's biggest waterfall, the wild Zambezi River, breath-taking lakes and wetlands, a profusion of birds, abundant wildlife,
and raw, pulsating wilderness, .......all in one friendly country.
Acknowledged as one of the safest countries in the world to visit, Zambia's people live in peace and harmony.
The Wildlife is superb and some of the finest Safaris on offer are available from our fine lodges and safari companies. Blessed with 7 waterfalls including the spectacular Victoria Falls, Zambia offers holidays filled with adventure and scenic beauty.
A wide range of hi-action activities from the legendary Walking Safari deep in the wilderness.
World class River Rafting, Bungi into the deep gorge below the Victoria Falls, Abseiling, Canoeing Safaris down the Zambezi, River Surfing, excellent Tiger Fishing and breathtaking African sunsets.
The art, sculpture and craft industry are relatively well developed. Even though the number of artists is not very high Zambia has some well known artists including Enock Ilungu, Geoffrey Seti, Linda Chandia, Mulenga Chafilwa, Stephan Kapata, Sylvia Mwando, Victor Makashi and William Mikko. The sculpture industry in the country is predominantly dominated by Flinto Chandia and Friday Tembo who have definitely helped pioneer and carve a definite image for Zambian sculptures on the world wide market.
Imagine......waking up at the crack of dawn to the sound of a multitude of birds and a hot cup of coffee to get you going before you set off.
Your Game Guide leads you deep into the heart of the bush, carefully making your way through the lush vegetation, pointing out the many signs of wild, - spoor of a lion that passed here in the night, elephant tracks, a herd of 10 or more must have been just here, where are they now?
As you move on, you hear the crackle of leaves, and there they are.... grazing under a grove of sausage trees. You hang back, making sure the wind doesn't bring the smell of you to them. Just watch....... See how they pull the bark from the tree, see the matriarchal mother lead the herd a little further, you creep slowly behind.
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