Visit Zambia: The Wild Heart of Africa
Victoria Falls
Lower Zambezi National Park
Kafue National Park
Lake Kariba
Untamed wilderness, iconic waterfalls, world-class safaris, authentic African adventure.
Visited by over 2 million travelers/year and voted a Top 20 World Wonder, Livingstone pulls you into the thunder, mist, and magic of Victoria Falls.
With 1,000 km of Zambezi River frontage and featured in “50 Wilderness Destinations,” Lower Zambezi surrounds you with canoe safaris, river sunsets, and big-game encounters.
With access to 1 000 km of Zambezi frontage and featured in “50 Wilderness Destinations,” Kafue offers vast, untamed safari freedom.
Known as the world’s largest man-made lake with 2000+ annual houseboat nights, Lake Kariba is your gateway to tranquil water-wildlife escapes.
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Victoria FallsLivingstone
Lower Zambezi National ParkLusaka Province
Kafue National ParkMumbwa
Lake KaribaSouthern Province
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WHY VISIT ZAMBIA?
Pioneers of the Walking Safari
Zambia offers travellers an intimate, immersive wildlife experience found nowhere else on earth.
Water Wonders Beyond Victoria Falls
Zambia’s waterfalls, vast lakes, and hot springs together showcase its stunning blue tourism potential.
Breathtaking Wildlife Experiences
Witness Africa’s wild side—mass migrations, the Big Five, 40,000 hippos, and 470+ birds.
Cultural Richness & Living Traditions
Zambia’s 73 tribes, vibrant ceremonies, cuisine, and music offer rich, living cultural experiences.
Peaceful & Accessible
Zambia—safe, stable, and centrally located, connecting eight nations as a prime regional hub.
Naturally Warm and Hospitable People
Experience Zambia’s warmth—73 tribes united, friendly locals, and authentic community-led hospitality.
Pioneers of the Walking Safari
Zambia offers travellers an intimate, immersive wildlife experience found nowhere else on earth.
Water Wonders Beyond Victoria Falls
Zambia’s waterfalls, vast lakes, and hot springs together showcase its stunning blue tourism potential.
Breathtaking Wildlife Experiences
Witness Africa’s wild side—mass migrations, the Big Five, 40,000 hippos, and 470+ birds.
Cultural Richness & Living Traditions
Zambia’s 73 tribes, vibrant ceremonies, cuisine, and music offer rich, living cultural experiences.
Peaceful & Accessible
Zambia—safe, stable, and centrally located, connecting eight nations as a prime regional hub.
Naturally Warm and Hospitable People
Experience Zambia’s warmth—73 tribes united, friendly locals, and authentic community-led hospitality.
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Luxury Safari in South Luangwa National Park
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5 days & 4 nights
Luxury Safari in South Luangwa National Park
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Wild Horizon Expeditions
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5 days & 4 nights
Luxury Safari in South Luangwa National Park
Fulfilled by:
Wild Horizon Expeditions
From USD 4000 / Adult
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5 days & 4 nights
Luxury Safari in South Luangwa National Park
Fulfilled by:
Wild Horizon Expeditions
From USD 4000 / Adult
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5 days & 4 nights
Luxury Safari in South Luangwa National Park
Fulfilled by:
Wild Horizon Expeditions
From USD 4000 / Adult
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5 days & 4 nights
Luxury Safari in South Luangwa National Park
Fulfilled by:
Wild Horizon Expeditions
From USD 4000 / Adult
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Top Places to Visit
Visit Zambia: a land where thundering waterfalls, vast savannahs, and vibrant traditions create experiences found nowhere else on earth. From the mighty Victoria Falls to untamed national parks, Zambia offers natural wonders, authentic culture, and unforgettable adventures. Come and see Africa’s best kept secret.
Key Facts
Official language:
English
Capital city:
Lusaka
International Calling Code:
+260
Currency:
Zambian Kwacha
Overview
Zambia, a landlocked gem in Southern Africa, offers breathtaking natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Renowned for the majestic Victoria Falls—one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World—Zambia invites thrill-seekers, nature lovers, and adventure travelers alike. The country boasts over 20 national parks, including South Luangwa and Lower Zambezi, teeming with wildlife and offering world-class safari experiences. Zambia’s diverse landscapes range from vast savannas to lush wetlands and scenic river valleys. Visitors can enjoy activities such as walking safaris, canoeing, birdwatching, and cultural tours. With warm hospitality and unspoiled nature, Zambia promises an unforgettable and authentic African adventure.
Zambia, a landlocked gem in Southern Africa, offers breathtaking natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Renowned for the majestic Victoria Falls—one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World—Zambia invites thrill-seekers, nature lovers, and adventure travelers alike. The country boasts over 20 national parks, including South Luangwa and Lower Zambezi, teeming with wildlife and offering world-class safari experiences. Zambia’s diverse landscapes range from vast savannas to lush wetlands and scenic river valleys. Visitors can enjoy activities such as walking safaris, canoeing, birdwatching, and cultural tours. With warm hospitality and unspoiled nature, Zambia promises an unforgettable and authentic African adventure.
Key Facts
Official language:
English
Capital city:
Lusaka
Government:
Unitary Presidential
Republic
Legislature:
National Assembly of
Zambia
Religion:
Majority Christians, some Muslims and others
International Calling Code:
+260
Arrival Information
Airports
Zambia’s main international gateway is Kenneth Kaunda International Airport in Lusaka (LUN), serving flights from Africa, Europe, and the Middle East. Other key airports include Harry Mwanga Nkumbula International Airport in Livingstone (LVI) and Simon Mwansa Kapwepwe International Airport, Ndola (NLA). Regional airports make internal travel convenient.
Flights
All flights from the US to Zambia require at least one stopover, typically in Africa, Europe, or the Middle East. Most flights arrive at Kenneth Kaunda International Airport (LUN) in Lusaka.
Best Airlines & Common Routes
✈ Ethiopian Airlines – via Addis Ababa (ADD)
✈ Qatar Airways – via Doha (DOH)
✈ Emirates – via Dubai (DXB)
✈ Kenya Airways – via Nairobi (NBO)
✈ Lufthansa – via Frankfurt (FRA)
✈ Turkish Airlines – via Istanbul (IST)
Tip: Booking flights 40 to 75 days before departure often yields better deals.
Visa Requirements
Most travelers need a visa for Zambia, which can be obtained on arrival or online through the e-visa system. US citizens enjoy visa-free entry to Zambia for up to 90 days per 12-month period for tourists, and 30 days for business-related visits. A KAZA UniVisa allows tourists to visit Zambia and Zimbabwe multiple times for 30 days.
Getting Around Zambia
Zambia’s public transport includes buses, minibuses, and taxis. Intercity buses connect major towns but can be slow. Taxis are common in cities, but fares should be negotiated. For remote travel, domestic flights or private transfers are recommended.
Travel Tips
Currency: The Zambian Kwacha (ZMW). Credit cards are widely accepted in cities.
Safety: Malaria precautions and vaccinations for yellow fever are recommended.
Electric Plug: Zambia uses Type C, D, and G plugs (most commonly Type G, like the UK) with a 230V, 50Hz supply. US travelers will need a plug adapter and possibly a voltage converter for non-dual voltage devices.
Stay: While Zambia has some great lakeside resorts and lodges, many of these are in remote locations so facilities may be basic.
Best Airlines & Common Routes
✈ Ethiopian Airlines – via Addis Ababa (ADD)
✈ Qatar Airways – via Doha (DOH)
✈ Emirates – via Dubai (DXB)
✈ Kenya Airways – via Nairobi (NBO)
✈ Lufthansa – via Frankfurt (FRA)
✈ Turkish Airlines – via Istanbul (IST)
Tip: Booking flights 40 to 75 days before departure often yields better deals.
Visa Requirements
Most travelers need a visa for Zambia, which can be obtained on arrival or online through the e-visa system. US citizens enjoy visa-free entry to Zambia for up to 90 days per 12-month period for tourists, and 30 days for business-related visits. A KAZA UniVisa allows tourists to visit Zambia and Zimbabwe multiple times for 30 days.
Getting Around Zambia
Zambia’s public transport includes buses, minibuses, and taxis. Intercity buses connect major towns but can be slow. Taxis are common in cities, but fares should be negotiated. For remote travel, domestic flights or private transfers are recommended.
Travel Tips
Currency: The Zambian Kwacha (ZMW). Credit cards are widely accepted in cities.
Safety: Malaria precautions and vaccinations for yellow fever are recommended.
Electric Plug: Zambia uses Type C, D, and G plugs (most commonly Type G, like the UK) with a 230V, 50Hz supply. US travelers will need a plug adapter and possibly a voltage converter for non-dual voltage devices.
Stay: While Zambia has some great lakeside resorts and lodges, many of these are in remote locations so facilities may be basic.
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Peace & Stability
One of Africa’s most stable and welcoming nations
Peace & Stability
Strategic position in Southern Africa
World-Class Venues
Modern facilities in Lusaka & Livingstone
What to see
Waterfalls
National Parks
Cultural Heritage
Water Activities
Museums
Mukuni Village
What to do
Wildlife Spotting
Helicopter Flights
Adventure Sports
Fishing
Immersive Experiences
Birdwatching
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