Day 1
Livingstone
Your day starts with a visit to Victoria Falls, one of the largest and most famous waterfalls in the world. Afterwards, experience the thrill of swimming in Devil's Pool, a natural rock pool on the edge of the falls, complete with a guide for safety. The day wraps up at the Livingstone Museum, where you can dive into Zambia's rich history and culture, especially focusing on the famous explorer, David Livingstone.
Day 2
Livingstone
The day kicks off with a Zambezi River sunset cruise, where you can sip drinks and watch wildlife as the sun sets. Next, explore Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, home to elephants, giraffes, and more, complete with game drives and walking safaris. Finally, stroll across the iconic Victoria Falls Bridge or take the plunge with a bungee jump for an unforgettable experience.
Day 3
South Luangwa National Park
Dive into South Luangwa National Park with a thrilling game drive, where you'll encounter lions, leopards, and more in their natural habitat. Then, experience the excitement of a walking safari, allowing you to track wildlife on foot. Finish the day with a boat safari on the Luangwa River, where you can relax and view wildlife from the water.
Day 4
South Luangwa National Park
Start the day with a visit to Tribal Textiles, where you can learn about the art of handmade textiles and support local artisans. Then, enjoy a guided walking safari along the scenic Kapamba River, where wildlife is often spotted. Finally, visit Mfuwe Bridge, a popular wildlife viewing spot, where you might see elephants and other animals drinking from the river.
Day 5
South Luangwa National Park
Start your day by spotting the endemic Thornicroft's Giraffe, a sight that’s unique to the Luangwa Valley. Then, marvel at the vibrant Carmine Bee-eaters as you watch them catch insects in mid-flight. Finally, enjoy a game drive or boat safari along the South Luangwa River, providing close-up views of various wildlife coming to drink.
Day 6
Lusaka
Begin your day in Lusaka at the Lusaka National Museum, where you can explore Zambia's cultural heritage. Then, head to Kabwata Cultural Village to experience traditional crafts and performances firsthand. Finally, unwind at Munda Wanga Environmental Park, a sanctuary focused on conservation and showcasing Zambia's plant and animal life.
Day 7
Lusaka
Start your final day at Chaminuka Game Reserve, where guided safaris provide a chance to see various wildlife in a stunning setting. Then, reflect on Zambia’s history at the Freedom Statue, a symbol of independence. Finish your trip with an engaging performance at the Lusaka Playhouse, rounding off your cultural experience in this vibrant city.