Lower Zambezi National Park

Best Time to Visit

Dry Season (June – October), Peak Safari Season (July – September) – Ideal for game drives, canoe safaris, and tiger fishing

Popular Activities

Canoe Safaris, Boat Safaris, Game Drives, Catch-and-Release Tiger Fishing, Photographic Safaris & Walking Safaris

Overview

Nestled along the mighty Zambezi River, Lower Zambezi National Park is a hidden gem that offers an exclusive, off-the-beaten-path safari experience in Zambia. This untouched wilderness is a paradise for wildlife lovers, with elephants, lions, leopards, buffalo, and hippos thriving along the riverbanks. Unlike other parks, Lower Zambezi offers incredible game viewing from both land and water, allowing you to explore by 4×4 game drive, boat, or even canoe. The stunning backdrop of the Zambezi Escarpment and the park’s remote nature ensure a truly intimate and immersive safari experience, far from the crowds.

For adventure seekers, Lower Zambezi offers one of Africa’s most unique safari experiences. Take a walking safari for an up-close look at the park’s diverse ecosystem, or try catch-and-release tiger fishing, a must-do for fishing enthusiasts. The Zambezi River is the park’s lifeline, attracting a rich variety of birdlife, making it a paradise for birdwatchers. As the sun sets over the river, enjoy a breathtaking sunset cruise, where you can sip on a drink while watching hippos bob in the water and elephants cross the floodplains.

Gallery

Lower Zambezi through the lens—every picture tells a story of adventure and wildlife.

Photos courtesy of © Sausage Tree Camp

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