Zambia is renowned for its pristine National Parks and boasts the largest area of land under the protection of national parks in Africa.  Two of Zambia's biggest National Parks include South Luangwa and Lower Zambezi. The Victoria Falls – a World Heritage Site – and the Zambezi River are accessible from Zambia’s Livingstone town and offer a wide variety of adventure and Zambia safari activities.

Zambia is a thrilling destination with an abundance of animal life and many beautiful attractions. Shaped by three great rivers, Zambia is characterised by water, including the massive lakes of Tanganyika, Kariba and Bangweula.

• Zambia is renowned for its pristine National Parks, including Kafue, South Luangwa and Lower Zambezi
• It is named after the mighty Zambezi River flowing along its Southern border, which is fed by the Kafue and Luangwa tributaries
• The Victoria Falls and the Zambezi River are accessible from nearby Livingstone town and various hotels and lodges
• Livingstone is home to numerous activities for adventure seekers, including bungi jumping, rafting and abseiling down the Gorge
• Zambia boasts the largest area of land under the protection of national parks in Africa, featuring a wealth of wildlife
• Many properties offer walking trails for guests who prefer an alternative to hours in a safari vehicle. Zambia is also known as the birthplace of Walking Safaris
• Canoe, rafting and fishing safaris, upstream from the Falls on the Zambezi River, are possible, as are canoeing trips on the Lower Zambezi.