Zambia is a vast country of never-ending surprises with the main safari attractions being:

. South Luangwa
The 9050km² South Luangwa National Park has been described as one of the best wildlife sanctuaries in the world due to immense conservation efforts. It is home to unique species like Thornicroft's giraffe and Cookson's wildebeest. The walking safari was pioneered here in the 1950s. . North Luangwa
This park is extremely remote and inaccessible, with almost no roads in the whole 4636km² reserve and only three operators being allowed by park authorities to have camps here. . Lower Zambezi
Zambia's newest national park is situated on the mighty Zambezi River and lies opposite the Mana Pools Reserve in Zimbabwe. It is especially good for canoeing and game viewing, whether on land or from the river is superb. . Kafue
The 22 900km² Kafue National Park is one of Africa's biggest and best game reserves. It is the country's oldest park and home to large animal numbers and an astounding birdlife. . Livingstone
The former capital of Zambia, the town was named after the great missionary explorer, Dr David Livingstone and is the nearest town to the magnificent Victoria Falls. . Bangweulu Swamps
This wetland lies within the Great Bangweulu basin, which incorporates the vast Bangweulu Lake and the North Zambian Plateau. Bangweulu means "The Place Where the Water Meets the Sky" and is a great birding destination and home to vast herds of lechwe.