The Soul of the Bush
Often called “Africa’s best-kept secret,” Zambia offers a level of authenticity and adventure that is increasingly rare.
Walking Safaris
Track lions and elephants on foot with world-class guides, a tradition born in the Luangwa Valley.
Wild & Exclusive
Large, unfenced parks mean you’ll often be the only witnesses to nature’s most dramatic moments.
Expert Naturalists
Our guides are scholars of the wild, trained to provide deep insights into every insect and predator.
River Adventures
Canoe safaris on the Zambezi offer a silent, breathtaking perspective of the river’s giants.
Mosi-oa-Tunya
Stand at the mist-shrouded edge of the world’s largest falling sheet of water.
True Diversity
From thousands of fruit bats to rare shoebills, Zambia’s biodiversity is a treasure for enthusiasts.
Explore the Heart of Africa
Zambia is a land of vast wilderness and incredible diversity. From the emerald floodplains of the Luangwa to the thundering Victoria Falls, every destination offers a unique window into the real Africa.
Zambia Fast Facts
Key information for your journey to the heart of the African wilderness.
Lusaka
English, Bemba, Nyanja, Tonga
20 Million
+260
Entry Visa Required
GMT+2
230 V
Zambian Kwacha (ZMW)
Signature Curations
Select experiences designed for the discerning traveler.
Month-by-month guide for travelling in Zambia
Zambia In January
January is the height of Zambia’s summer rainy season. Heavy downpours turn roads into impassable mush, and many camps close. However, South Luangwa offers fantastic boat safaris as the river is high enough to explore flooded woodland groves.
This is the prime “Emerald Season” for birdwatching and photography, as the air is dust-free and the colors are vibrant.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know to prepare for your journey.
Zambia is one of the safest nations in Africa. Our guests are cared for by elite security and expert guides from the moment they arrive until their departure.
Many nationalities including US, UK, and EU citizens are now visa-free for tourism. We provide current immigration guidance upon your booking.
This refers to the rainy season (November to April). The “Emerald Season” is characterized by lush green landscapes, incredible birdlife, and many mammals giving birth.
Most international travelers fly into Kenneth Kaunda International Airport (LUN) in Lusaka or Harry Mwanga Nkumbula International Airport (LVI) in Livingstone. We arrange all internal transfers and bush flights.
The official currency is the Zambian Kwacha (ZMW). However, US Dollars are widely accepted for visas and at most safari lodges. Credit cards are accepted in major cities and larger lodges.
Pack neutral-colored clothing (khaki, green, beige), a warm jacket for morning drives, sturdy walking shoes, a wide-brimmed hat, and high-SPF sunscreen. Avoid bright colors and camouflage patterns.
Yes, they are lead by highly trained professional guides and often accompanied by an armed wildlife scout. Safety is the absolute priority, and you will be briefed on “bush etiquette” before heading out.
Malaria precautions are highly recommended. A Yellow Fever certificate is required if you are traveling from an infected area. We recommend consulting your doctor or a travel clinic at least 6 weeks before travel.
Many luxury lodges offer Wi-Fi in common areas, but remote bush camps are often “off the grid” to provide a true wilderness experience. We recommend checking with your specific lodge if connectivity is a priority.
Expect high-quality international cuisine. Most lodges provide three-course meals, sundowner snacks, and “bush breakfasts.” We can cater to all dietary requirements with advance notice.