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Be it the tranquillity of the Zambezi River or the true majesty of the Victoria Falls, the natural beauty of Zambia is matched only by the activities it offers. Visitors can go on a river cruise, explore Zambia’s many game parks, enjoy a fishing excursion or just relax at a variety of world-class accommodations. Let East Cape Tours help you discover all that Zambia has to offer!
The South Luangwa National Park is one of the best and most renowned wildlife conservation parks in the world, and has the most intact major river system in all of Africa, making it unique and breathtaking. The park features over 60 different animals and over 400 different bird species, making bird watching fantastic. This park is where the now famous walking safari occurred, and is still being practiced today, providing you with a once in a lifetime opportunity to be extremely close to nature – the well known Norman Carr safaris specialise in the walking safaris throughout the entire park.
The beautiful Lower Zambezi National Park in Zambia is not to be confused with the Zambezi National Park in Zimbabwe. The park belonged to the president of Zambia and was made public in 1983. Because of no mass tourism before its opening, the park is still in its original state and wildlife is in abundance. The Lower Zambezi National Park is made up of primarily woodlands including southern Miombe and Mopane. There is a steep escarpment along the northern side of the park which deters animals to the valley floors and around the river. The wildlife in the park includes a very populous elephant community – other animals include the Cape buffalo, and various species of buck including antelope. Predators include the Cape wild dog, crocodile, lion and the elusive leopard.
Zambia is renowned for being the prime location of the Victoria Falls. The city of Livingstone, named after famed explorer David Livingstone, is the gateway into the Falls, with many people using the town as their base to explore the Falls from. The city has plenty of bars, restaurants and cafes as well as various stores and markets that sell hand-crafted items. The renowned Livingstone Museum is the oldest and largest museum in Zambia and is filled with cultural and historical artifacts showcasing Zambia’s rich history. The museum also has five recreated villages from the five different tribes that reside in Zambia. There is also a railway museum, which has vintage steam trains on display, and is dedicated to Zambia’s railway history.
From luxury safaris, to a more, authentic African adventure, we have the perfect itinerary for you! Discover the vast and rugged incredible southern Africa, and explore the dense forests of East Africa, or relax and rejuvenate on the shores of an Indian Ocean island; Africa has it all.
The spectacular Victoria Falls is the main attraction in Zambia. The Falls, nicknamed, ‘The Smoke That Thunders’ is an impressive 108m tall and one of the most beautiful natural sites in Africa. Vantage points are situated around the Falls, carefully placed to ensure you receive the best views wherever you happen to be standing. Activities around Victoria Falls are varied and there is something for everyone. Adventure activities include abseiling and gorge winging, zip lining, bungee jumping, white water rafting, quad and mountain biking, as well as jet boats. For more relaxed activities, there are bush walks, scenic helicopter rides, micro light flights, fly-fishing, and the amazing experience of walking with tamed lions through the African bush. The bungee jumping takes place at the Victoria Falls Bridge, a gorgeous bridge that gets the spray of the beautiful falls. It is known as a historic civil engineering landmark. There is also a museum on the premises, the Victoria Falls Field Museum and displays how the Falls were formed and the various animals that live around it. The Victoria Falls make a wonderful holiday destination, and offer some of the most amazing pictures, especially as the sun sets behind the stunning waterfall and seems to melt into the Zambezi. To experience true natural beauty, contact East Cape Tours for your Victoria Falls adventure.
The South Luangwa National Park is one of the best and most renowned wildlife conservation parks in the world, and has the most intact major river system in all of Africa, making it unique and breathtaking. The park features over 60 different animals and over 400 different bird species, making bird watching fantastic. This park is where the now famous walking safari occurred, and is still being practiced today, providing you with a once in a lifetime opportunity to be extremely close to nature – the well known Norman Carr safaris specialise in the walking safaris throughout the entire park.