BOSCH Adventures · Field Notes
Plan a rewarding combination of the Falls, the Zambezi and a quieter, more intimate safari.
Zambia and Zimbabwe: thunderous smoke and wild rivers
Walking safaris in South Luangwa, sunsets on the Zambezi and Victoria Falls in all their thunderous force: this route brings together distinct highlights of southern Africa.
Zambia is one of Africa’s most unspoilt safari destinations. There are fewer visitors, skilled guides and a wildlife experience that feels close rather than distant. The itinerary combines the quiet tension of a walking safari in South Luangwa with the spectacle of Victoria Falls.
South Luangwa
Leopards, elephants, hippos and walking safaris along the Luangwa River make this an intimate wildlife experience. Allow four to six nights to give the park enough time.
The Zambezi
Sundowners, canoe trips and unhurried days beside the river bring a slower rhythm to the journey.
Victoria Falls
The Falls are especially powerful from March to June. From July to September, lower water levels can offer clearer views in some places; conditions differ on the Zambian and Zimbabwean sides.
A 10–14 day route
Lusaka, South Luangwa and Livingstone—and optionally onward into Zimbabwe—give safari, river and Falls enough room. Build in time for transfers instead of treating each stop as a quick overnight.
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