SAFARI ALONG ZAMBEZI ELVEN
Experience exciting and diverse wilderness on Zambia's largest river, the Zambezi, a vital vein for Zambia's nature and wildlife. The journey starts at the Victoria Falls, to Lusaka and on to a safari in the renowned Lower-Zambezi National Park!
DAY 1: ARRIVAL TONGABEZI
You arrive at Livingston Airport on the Zambian side of Victoria Falls. From here you will be transported to the beautiful Tongabezi Lodge, located 12 km up the Zambezi River from Victoria Falls. At Tongabezi, no two days are the same and the possibilities for activities are many.
In 2018, Tongabezi was recognized as Top 20 Hotels in the world by Conde Nast's.
Photo: Vibeke Nyvold
DAYS 2 AND 3: VICTORIA FALLS AND ZAMBEZI
Spend your days in the areas around Victora Falls and on the Zambezi River. Recommend spending a day exploring the mighty waterfalls on either the Zambia or Zimbabwe side. For the adrenaline-happy traveller, there are many possibilities, both in the air and or with a bath in the "Devils Pool" on the edge of the waterfall.
The afternoon is enjoyed on a sunset cruise on the Zambezi River.
DAY 4: LUSAKA
to the hotel, Latitude 15° in a quiet suburb, 20 minutes from the city centre. The hotel is beautifully decorated in a modern African style with a restaurant, bar, swimming pool and great garden area.
Photo: Vibeke Nyvold
DAY 5: ANABEZI
After breakfast in Lusaka, you will be driven to the airport and fly to Lower Zambezi National Park. The flight itself is a fantastic experience. Here you can see large groups of hippos, elephants and antelopes along the Zambezi River, the lifeblood of the national park. On arrival you meet and drive to the luxurious Anabezi camp. In the afternoon you will join a safari before dinner under the stars.
Photo: Vibeke Nyvold
DAYS 6 – 8: SAFARI IN LOWER ZAMBEZI
By striving for safari activities with so little impact on nature as possible, one has managed to preserve one of the most beautiful wildernesses in southern Africa as it has always been. Lush, green and with a lively wildlife. Along the Zambezi River you often see large flocks of elephants that cool in the water, and buffaloes and antelopes that "jump" between the small islands in the river. There are also good opportunities to see both lions and leopards. Of activities, you can choose between safari in open safari cars, sliding along the river banks in the canoe, safari on foot or by boat. A good variety of this ensures you safari experiences for life!
DAY 9: DEPARTURE
There will be one last morning safari and breakfast before you fly back to Lusaka. It is time to leave, but the journey can be extended, for example, with relaxing days on a beach in Mozambique.
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