Zambia

Africa

Zambia is a country in the shape of a crescent, and it is a mysterious and wild land that does not leave travelers from all over the world indifferent.
Its national parks attract thousands of tourists every year. You can explore the Lower Zambezi National Park to admire the large mammals of Africa and enjoy ►

Things to do and see - Zambia

Take in the awe-inspiring views of a spectacular waterfall

Victoria Falls

Swim in the infinity pool on Livingstone Island

Devil's Pool

Spot white rhinos in a national park near Victoria Falls

Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park

Watch the sunset over the river on board a cruise

Zambezi River

Explore a beautiful park offering boat safaris and game drives

Lower Zambezi National Park

Experience the relaxed and friendly vibe of a town near falls

Livingstone

Immerse yourself in the capital's markets and vibrant atmosphere

Lusaka

Join walking safaris in a park known for game viewing

South Luangwa National Park

Arrange your unforgettable hot air balloon safari

Kafue National Park

Book a snorkeling or scuba diving trip in crystal-clear waters

Lake Tanganyika

FAQ - Zambia

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Which parks offer a unique experience in Zambia?
North Luangwa is one of the most exciting parks in Zambia. Highly protected and very little visited, it offers an original experience to photo safari enthusiasts. Kafue National Park is also one of the places to be noticed in Zambia. It is the largest park in the country. It stands out for its humid plains, which can be flown over in a hot air balloon.
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What are the must-see cities in Zambia?
Lusaka, the capital, is one of Zambia's must-see cities. It is home to many museums that allow travelers to learn more about the country's culture and history. Livingstone is also an address that is worth a visit. The city is renowned for its proximity to Victoria Falls.