- See a multitude of wildlife in unpoilt game parks
- Enjoy Victoria Falls' sights, sounds and activities
- Embark on game drives in the Lower Zambezi
- Experience South Luangwa's walking safaris
zambia
VICTORIA FALLS, ZAMBEZI & LUANGWA
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10 DAYS
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TAILOR-MADE
Itinerary & Accommodation
12 Jun 2021 - 21 Jun 2021 9 Nights
- No Group Tours. Enquire for Tailor-made
- £4,187pp
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9 Nights | No Group Tours. Enquire for Tailor-made | £4,187pp | |
12 Jun 2021 - 21 Jun 2021 9 Nights
- No Group Tours. Enquire for Tailor-made
- £5,493pp
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9 Nights | No Group Tours. Enquire for Tailor-made | £5,493pp | |
12 Jun 2021 - 21 Jun 2021 9 Nights
- No Group Tours. Enquire for Tailor-made
- £7,109pp
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9 Nights | No Group Tours. Enquire for Tailor-made | £7,109pp |

Bordering Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, Stanley Safari Lodge features 10 cottages and suites. After a day of activities, enjoy the splendid views with mist from the falls in the distance.
Property Facilities: Activities, Bar / Lounge, Electricity (24 Hours), Pool, Restaurant
Room Facilities: Bathroom (Private), Balcony / Deck, Electrical Outlets, Fan, Hair Dryer, Laundry (Complimentary), Room Service, Safe - In Room

Nestled on the banks of the Zambezi River, Kanyemba Lodge has 9 thatch rondavels and chalets for guests to enjoy whilst exploring the Lower Zambezi National Park.
Property Facilities: Activities, Bar / Lounge, Electricity (24 Hours), Pool, Restaurant
Room Facilities: Air Conditioning, Bathroom (Private), Balcony / Deck, Electrical Outlets, Fan, Safe - In Room, Tea / Coffee

Overlooking the game rich area known as the Luangwa Wafwa, the Luangwa River Camp comprises of only 5 bush suites, making for an intimate getaway when exploring South Luangwa.
Property Facilities: Activities, Bar / Lounge, Electricity (24 Hours), Pool, Restaurant
Room Facilities: Bathroom (Private), Balcony / Deck, Electrical Outlets, Fan, Hair Dryer, Laundry (Complimentary), Safe - In Room

Set within Mosi-Oa-Tunya National Park, Sanctuary Sussi & Chuma consists of 12 tree houses lining the riverbank where guests can enjoy the many activities on-site and in Livingstone.
Property Facilities: Activities, Bar / Lounge, Electricity (24 Hours), Pool, Restaurant, Spa, WiFi (Complimentary)
Room Facilities: Air Conditioning, Bathroom (Private), Balcony / Deck, Electrical Outlets, Fan, Hair Dryer, Laundry (Complimentary), Mini Bar, Room Service, Safe - In Room, WiFi (Complimentary)

With panoramic river views, Chongwe River Camp offers 9 safari tents in the Lower Zambezi National Park and is a haven for wildlife viewing.
Property Facilities: Activities, Bar / Lounge, Pool, Power: Generator, Restaurant, WiFi (Complimentary)
Room Facilities: Bathroom (Private), Balcony / Deck, Electrical Outlets, Fan, Laundry (Complimentary), Safe - In Room, Tea / Coffee

Set inside the national park, Mfuwe Lodge offers 18 thatched chalets where guests can enjoy the prolific wildlife of South Luangwa and if lucky, see elephants wandering through the grounds.
Property Facilities: Activities, Bar / Lounge, Electricity (24 Hours), Gym, Pool, Restaurant, Spa, WiFi (Complimentary)
Room Facilities: Air Conditioning, Bathroom (Private), Balcony / Deck, Electrical Outlets, Fan, Hair Dryer, Laundry (Complimentary), Safe - In Room, Tea / Coffee

Overlooking the mighty Zambezi, the Royal Chundu River Lodge offers 10 river-front suites in a spectacular setting. Enjoy numerous activities on-site and in nearby Livingstone.
Property Facilities: Activities, Bar / Lounge, Electricity (24 Hours), Pool, Restaurant, Spa, TV Room, WiFi (Complimentary)
Room Facilities: Air Conditioning, Bathroom (Private), Balcony / Deck, Electrical Outlets, Fan, Hair Dryer, Laundry (Fee), Mini Bar, Room Service, Safe - In Room, Tea / Coffee, WiFi (Complimentary)

Boasting spectacular river views, Chiawa Camp has 9 luxury safari tents and offers a diverse range of activities available to explore within the Lower Zambezi National Park.
Property Facilities: Activities, Bar / Lounge, Electricity (24 Hours), Gym, Pool, Restaurant
Room Facilities: Bathroom (Private), Balcony / Deck, Electrical Outlets, Fan, Hair Dryer, Laundry (Complimentary), Room Service, Safe - In Room, Tea / Coffee, WiFi (Complimentary)

Set inside the national park, Mfuwe Lodge offers 18 thatched chalets where guests can enjoy the prolific wildlife of South Luangwa and if lucky, see elephants wandering through the grounds.
Property Facilities: Activities, Bar / Lounge, Electricity (24 Hours), Gym, Pool, Restaurant, Spa, WiFi (Complimentary)
Room Facilities: Air Conditioning, Bathroom (Private), Balcony / Deck, Electrical Outlets, Fan, Hair Dryer, Laundry (Complimentary), Safe - In Room, Tea / Coffee
- Accommodation based on twin room sharing
- Meals as per itinerary
- Soft drinks, local beer, wine and spirits
- Vehicle transfers as specified
- English speaking guide(s)
- Activities as per itinerary
- Entrance / Admission fees as per itinerary
- Arrival and departure transfers on a group basis
- One-way flights:
- Livingstone airport to Lusaka airport (Day 4)
- Lusaka airport to Mfuwe airport (Day 7)
- All flights: international, domestic or regional, unless otherwise specified
- Airport or departure taxes
- Personal insurances
- Any visas or travel permits required
- Single room supplement
- Late check out at properties
- Imported and premium brand drinks
- Meals not mentioned in the itinerary
- Tips and Gratuities
- Expenditure of a personal nature
- Optional excursions and activities
- Arrival and departure transfers on a private basis
- The climate of Zambia is tropically pleasant. It has a dry season which runs from May to the end of October and a wet season from November to April. The dry season splits into a cool, dry, period (May to August) and a hot, dry, period (September and October).
- The most popular time to visit Zambia is during the dry season as the animals tend to congregate around the rivers and waterholes. Visiting during the rainy season is worth considering as the landscape is strikingly lush and an opportunity to see baby animals and migratory birds.
- English is the official language of Zambia with Bemba being the most spoken local language, followed by Nyanja and Tonga.
- The local currency is the Zambian kwacha, which divides into 100 ngwee. US dollars are often accepted; local currency is best for tipping and small purchases. Hotels and large shops in tourist areas are increasingly accepting credit cards; however, surcharges are commonplace. Remote lodges often accept cash only. Access to cash machines is available in most major towns, and exchanging currency can be done in banks and foreign exchange bureaus.
- Most foreign nationals will require a visa for entry to Zambia. Please check with your local Zambian Embassy or our travel team for further information. Single and double-entry tourist visit visas can often be obtained, on arrival, at most ports of entry but multi-entry tourist visas cannot. Passport holders of some nations must obtain their entry visas in advance of travel. The Zambian government has introduced an online ‘e-visa’ application system for obtaining tourist visas in advance of travel.
- Zambia’s main international airports are Kenneth Kaunda International Airport in Lusaka (LUN), and Harry Mwanga Nkumbula International Airport in Livingstone (LVI).
- At least 6-8 weeks before departure, please visit your local health care provider or travel clinic for any vaccination requirements and to discuss any other potential health risks, such as malaria (where applicable). All travellers should ensure they have a valid travel insurance policy in place.
Climate
Language & Currency
Visa & Access
Health
For any further questions on Zambia or your holiday, contact our friendly travel team who will assist you with any information you require.
- Accommodation based on twin room sharing
- Meals as per itinerary
- Soft drinks, local beer, wine and spirits
- Vehicle transfers as specified
- English speaking guide(s)
- Activities as per itinerary
- Entrance / Admission fees as per itinerary
- Arrival and departure transfers on a group basis
- One-way flights:
- Livingstone airport to Lower Zambezi (Day 4)
- Lower Zambezi to Mfuwe airport (Day 7)
- All flights: international, domestic or regional, unless otherwise specified
- Airport or departure taxes
- Personal insurances
- Any visas or travel permits required
- Single room supplement
- Late check out at properties
- Imported and premium brand drinks
- Meals not mentioned in the itinerary
- Tips and Gratuities
- Expenditure of a personal nature
- Optional excursions and activities
- Arrival and departure transfers on a private basis
- The climate of Zambia is tropically pleasant. It has a dry season which runs from May to the end of October and a wet season from November to April. The dry season splits into a cool, dry, period (May to August) and a hot, dry, period (September and October).
- The most popular time to visit Zambia is during the dry season as the animals tend to congregate around the rivers and waterholes. Visiting during the rainy season is worth considering as the landscape is strikingly lush and an opportunity to see baby animals and migratory birds.
- English is the official language of Zambia with Bemba being the most spoken local language, followed by Nyanja and Tonga.
- The local currency is the Zambian kwacha, which divides into 100 ngwee. US dollars are often accepted; local currency is best for tipping and small purchases. Hotels and large shops in tourist areas are increasingly accepting credit cards; however, surcharges are commonplace. Remote lodges often accept cash only. Access to cash machines is available in most major towns, and exchanging currency can be done in banks and foreign exchange bureaus.
- Most foreign nationals will require a visa for entry to Zambia. Please check with your local Zambian Embassy or our travel team for further information. Single and double-entry tourist visit visas can often be obtained, on arrival, at most ports of entry but multi-entry tourist visas cannot. Passport holders of some nations must obtain their entry visas in advance of travel. The Zambian government has introduced an online ‘e-visa’ application system for obtaining tourist visas in advance of travel.
- Zambia’s main international airports are Kenneth Kaunda International Airport in Lusaka (LUN), and Harry Mwanga Nkumbula International Airport in Livingstone (LVI).
- At least 6-8 weeks before departure, please visit your local health care provider or travel clinic for any vaccination requirements and to discuss any other potential health risks, such as malaria (where applicable). All travellers should ensure they have a valid travel insurance policy in place.
Climate
Language & Currency
Visa & Access
Health
For any further questions on Zambia or your holiday, contact our friendly travel team who will assist you with any information you require.
- Accommodation based on twin room sharing
- Meals as per itinerary
- Soft drinks, local beer, wine and spirits
- Vehicle transfers as specified
- English speaking guide(s)
- Activities as per itinerary
- Entrance / Admission fees as per itinerary
- Arrival and departure transfers on a group basis
- One-way flights:
- Livingstone airport to Lower Zambezi (Day 4)
- Lower Zambezi to Mfuwe airport (Day 7)
- All flights: international, domestic or regional, unless otherwise specified
- Airport or departure taxes
- Personal insurances
- Any visas or travel permits required
- Single room supplement
- Late check out at properties
- Imported and premium brand drinks
- Meals not mentioned in the itinerary
- Tips and Gratuities
- Expenditure of a personal nature
- Optional excursions and activities
- Arrival and departure transfers on a private basis
- The climate of Zambia is tropically pleasant. It has a dry season which runs from May to the end of October and a wet season from November to April. The dry season splits into a cool, dry, period (May to August) and a hot, dry, period (September and October).
- The most popular time to visit Zambia is during the dry season as the animals tend to congregate around the rivers and waterholes. Visiting during the rainy season is worth considering as the landscape is strikingly lush and an opportunity to see baby animals and migratory birds.
- English is the official language of Zambia with Bemba being the most spoken local language, followed by Nyanja and Tonga.
- The local currency is the Zambian kwacha, which divides into 100 ngwee. US dollars are often accepted; local currency is best for tipping and small purchases. Hotels and large shops in tourist areas are increasingly accepting credit cards; however, surcharges are commonplace. Remote lodges often accept cash only. Access to cash machines is available in most major towns, and exchanging currency can be done in banks and foreign exchange bureaus.
- Most foreign nationals will require a visa for entry to Zambia. Please check with your local Zambian Embassy or our travel team for further information. Single and double-entry tourist visit visas can often be obtained, on arrival, at most ports of entry but multi-entry tourist visas cannot. Passport holders of some nations must obtain their entry visas in advance of travel. The Zambian government has introduced an online ‘e-visa’ application system for obtaining tourist visas in advance of travel.
- Zambia’s main international airports are Kenneth Kaunda International Airport in Lusaka (LUN), and Harry Mwanga Nkumbula International Airport in Livingstone (LVI).
- At least 6-8 weeks before departure, please visit your local health care provider or travel clinic for any vaccination requirements and to discuss any other potential health risks, such as malaria (where applicable). All travellers should ensure they have a valid travel insurance policy in place.
Climate
Language & Currency
Visa & Access
Health
For any further questions on Zambia or your holiday, contact our friendly travel team who will assist you with any information you require.