
Embark on an unforgettable 15-day safari through Zambia and Malawi, exploring spectacular landscapes, wildlife-rich national parks and vibrant local communities. Your journey begins in Livingstone, home to the magnificent Victoria Falls, before travelling to Choma, where you experience Zambia’s southern region and its cultural heritage. Continue to Lower Zambezi National Park for exciting wildlife viewing along the Zambezi River, followed by Kafue National Park, one of Zambia’s largest and most diverse wilderness areas. Travel onwards to Lusaka, Zambia’s lively capital, before heading east through Petauke towards South Luangwa National Park, renowned for exceptional wildlife and walking safari experiences. Crossing into Malawi, continue to the beautiful Central Lake Malawi area, where you can relax beside the clear waters and enjoy optional activities. The adventure concludes in Lilongwe, Malawi’s capital, marking the end of your memorable 15-day Southern Africa safari.
Upon arrival at Livingstone Airport, you will be warmly welcomed by our friendly and professional safari guide, who will assist you with your luggage before transferring you comfortably to your accommodation. After check-in, you will have some time to relax and freshen up after your journey. Later in the afternoon, we depart for a memorable Zambezi River sunset dinner cruise. As the boat gently cruises along the mighty Zambezi River, enjoy spectacular views of the African sunset while watching wildlife along the riverbanks, including elephants, hippos, crocodiles and a variety of bird species. Enjoy a delicious dinner and refreshing drinks on board as the African evening unfolds around you. The cruise offers the perfect start to your safari adventure, combining relaxation, beautiful scenery, wildlife and an unforgettable African sunset.
Livingstone experience begins with a guided tour of the magnificent Victoria Falls from the Zambian side, where you will walk through Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park and enjoy spectacular viewpoints of the cascading Zambezi River. Your guide will share the history, geology, wildlife and local stories surrounding this iconic natural wonder. After the Falls, continue into Livingstone city for a fascinating cultural and historical tour. Explore the city’s colonial heritage, important landmarks and local way of life before visiting the lively markets. Browse traditional crafts, handmade souvenirs, colorful fabrics, fresh produce and other locally made products while interacting with friendly local vendors. This combination of the Falls and city tour offers a wonderful introduction to Zambia’s natural beauty, history and vibrant culture.
Begin your morning with an exciting rhino tracking experience, accompanied by an experienced guide and conservation team. Set out early while the temperatures are cool and wildlife is most active, following fresh tracks, footprints and other signs that may lead you to white rhinos. Along the way, learn about rhino behavior, their importance to the ecosystem and the conservation efforts protecting these magnificent animals. The experience provides an opportunity to observe rhinos responsibly in their natural environment while enjoying the surrounding wilderness and other wildlife sightings. After the tracking activity, return for breakfast and prepare for the next stage of your journey. You will then depart Livingstone and travel towards Choma, enjoying scenic landscapes and rural Zambian communities along the way.
Lower Zambezi National Park is an unspoiled safari destination offering luxury experiences, incredible wildlife, greatest wilderness and breathing landscapes. The remoteness of the Lower Zambezi is one of the biggest drawcards for most travelers as traces of people are hard to find—a rarity in the modern world. The park has big herds of elephants and buffalo, sunbathing crocodiles, sleeping lions, stealthy leopards, lively African wild dogs and many more. In the afternoon, enjoy a scenic sunset boat cruise along the Zambezi River.
The Lower Zambezi, a key national park of Zambia, lies between the rugged and dramatic Zambezi escarpment and the wide and spectacular Zambezi River. It lies opposite the famous Mana Pools National Park in Zimbabwe, so the whole area on both sides the Zambezi River is a massive wildlife sanctuary. It covers an area of 4,092 square kilometers and boasts extraordinary birdlife in the riverine woodland. Spend the day exploring the park on an extensive full-day game drive.
Kafue National Park is Zambia’s largest and oldest park, known for vast wilderness, rivers, and diverse wildlife. It hosts lions, leopards, cheetahs, elephants, and rare antelope species, offering uncrowded safaris, scenic landscapes, boat cruises, and exceptional birdlife experiences. Enjoy an afternoon game drive exploring the park's diverse habitats.
A full-day game drive in Kafue National Park offers immersive wildlife viewing across vast plains, rivers, and woodlands. Guided by professionals, guests search for lions, leopards, cheetahs, elephants, and rare antelope species, with picnic breaks in nature. The experience combines scenic beauty, rich birdlife, and authentic, uncrowded safari encounters.
Lusaka is the capital and largest city of Zambia. It is one of the fastest-developing cities in Southern Africa. Lusaka is the centre of both commerce and government in Zambia and connects to four main trans-African highways heading north, south, east and west. Enjoy an insightful city and market tour, with the late afternoon offering an opportunity to explore vibrant downtown areas on foot.
Petauke is a town and administrative seat of Petauke District located in the Eastern Province of Zambia. The town is situated in an agricultural heartland producing maize, cotton and other crops, and is home to the Nsenga people. Before reaching Petauke, visit tribal textile artisans to learn about traditional fabric production, followed by a guided local market tour.
South Luangwa National Park is situated in eastern Zambia’s Luangwa River valley. It is celebrated worldwide for abundant wildlife; the river is often crowded with hippos, and woodland savannah provides habitat for hundreds of bird species. In the late afternoon, set out on an exciting night game drive from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM, providing two hours of daylight game viewing followed by two hours spotlighting active predators.
Covering 9,050 square kilometers, South Luangwa is celebrated as the birthplace of walking safaris in Zambia. Very few places in Africa can offer the unique combination of open grassy plains and mature woodlands, crowned by the pristine Luangwa River. Enjoy a morning walking safari and an afternoon/night game drive exploring riverbanks and open plains in search of leopards, lions, elephants, buffalo, and hippos.
Central Lake Malawi offers a beautiful blend of sparkling waters, sandy beaches, scenic landscapes and authentic local culture. This peaceful region is ideal for relaxing beside the lake, swimming, enjoying boat trips or simply taking in breathtaking sunsets over the water. Cross the border from Zambia into Malawi and travel through rural vistas to arrive at the tranquil shores of Lake Malawi.
After breakfast, enjoy a morning cultural village and local market tour around Central Lake Malawi, offering an authentic glimpse into the traditions and daily life of local communities. Visit a nearby village to learn about traditional customs, local livelihoods, music, crafts and fishing practices. In the afternoon, enjoy free time by the lake or select from optional watersports including snorkeling, sailing, kayaking, or boat cruises.
After breakfast, depart Ngala Beach heading to Malawi’s capital city, Lilongwe. In the afternoon, explore Lilongwe on a guided city and local market tour, discovering the vibrant capital and its fascinating blend of modern life and traditional culture. Browse stalls selling fresh fruits, traditional fabrics, handmade crafts, and souvenirs while interacting with friendly vendors.
Enjoy a relaxed final morning in Lilongwe after an incredible 15-day safari across Zambia and Malawi. Take time to have a leisurely breakfast, unwind at your accommodation, or reflect on your unforgettable experiences from Victoria Falls, Lower Zambezi, and Kafue to South Luangwa and Lake Malawi. Later, transfer to Lilongwe International Airport for your onward flight home, marking the conclusion of your remarkable journey.
*Safaris require at least 7 days advance notice
Per Person
$6,700
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