Thirteen days through Zambia's finest wilderness, beginning in the Bangweulu Swamps — a vast wetland wilderness home to the elusive shoebill, black lechwe herds, and endless floodplain horizons. From there, journey into North Luangwa, one of Africa's most untouched parks, for immersive walking safaris through dense, wildlife-rich bush far from the crowds.
The trip concludes in South Luangwa, the birthplace of the walking safari, where exceptional game viewing combines with classic game drives and night drives along the meandering Luangwa River. A journey built for travelers seeking remote wetlands, wild bush walks, and some of Africa's richest, least-disturbed wildlife country.
this is the
Route
this is the
Route
1. Bangwuelu swamps
Bangweulu Swamps — a vast, remote wetland wilderness home to the elusive shoebill, black lechwe herds, and endless floodplain horizons.
2. North Luangwa NP
North Luangwa National Park — remote, untouched wilderness offering immersive walking safaris through dense bush, far from crowds and vehicle tracks.
3. South Luangwa NP
South Luangwa National Park — birthplace of the walking safari, with exceptional game viewing, classic drives, and the meandering, wildlife-rich Luangwa River.
4. optional extension lake Malawi
Africa's third-largest Rift Valley lake, home to hundreds of endemic cichlid fish, with clear waters, sandy beaches and Cape Maclear.
all journey's
Remoteness is the key