Zambia – birthplace of the walking safari. A plethora of national parks boast a bounty of wildlife interactions – perfect for any photography enthusiast. Float down the iconic Zambezi River, the nation’s eponym, and marvel at the “Big Five”. Be overwhelmed by “the smoke that thunders”, Victoria Falls – a landmark of utter power and dynamism; stay in the iconic Victoria Falls Hotel, located in nearby Livingstone – named after the Falls’ founder. Experience the wonders of the natural world with My World in Style.

	The Lower Zambezi National Park is exceptionally beautiful and set on a tranquil part of the Zambezi, down river from the Victoria Falls. The safari experience offers a pleasant mix of boat trips on the river where you can get up close to elephants and crocodiles, on foot with trained guides, and by traditional 4x4 vehicles. Either way, the game viewing is excellent.
	South Luangwa National Park is rugged, uncrowded, and with a real sense of wild Africa. Known for the sheer volume of game and for being one of the best places to spot leopard, it also has excellent guides and offers amazing walking safaris.
	Kafue is Zambia’s largest national park, with a mix of habitats that attract many species of game and the predators that hunt them. Only open from July to November, Kafue safairs often feature rare antelope such as puka and Red lechwe, and the predators that hunt them.
	Victoria Falls and the Livingstone area is indisputably Zambia’s best-known attraction and are best viewed when fullest between April and July. Choose to stay in Livingstone or in one of the many luxury lodges on the riverbank in the Mosi-O-Tunya National Park on the Upper Zambezi.

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