When To Go
The wet or ‘green’ summer season (November‑March) offers a verdant landscape, birds galore and the chance to
see game by 4x4 and by boat, and can be very rewarding, however some bush and river camps do close. You can expect daily highs of 26 degrees. January is the wettest month. During the dry winter months (May‑October)
temperatures vary from 23 degrees in July, the coolest month, to 31 degrees in October, the hottest. Bush and river camps open, wildlife concentrations are at their most impressive and walking safaris are possible. Victoria Falls is
superb at this time.
What To Do
Zambia effortlessly combines stylish camps with a true f eeling of wilderness and adventure. It is usual to fly between
parks in light aircraft. The Luangwa Valley is the home of the w alking safari, and you can also explore by 4x4 and at night with a tracker and spotlight. Seasonal bush camps are exceptional, being put up at the start of the dry season and taken down at the end. The Lower Zambezi is famous for canoe and motorboat safaris. For groups or families,
Zambia is also a great place to experience a private Safari House.
Why We Love
We love the mobile camps in the south Luangwa and the range of activities offered by the camps here and also on the Lower Zambezi - seeing the elephants and buffalo from the river is fantastic. Cap this off with time at a lovely river lodge near the Falls for candle-lit dinners and sundowners around the camp-fire and you have a perfect safari.
