Best Zambia wildlife atttractions and parks

Best Zambia Attractions

Zambia: A Hidden Gem of African Wilderness and Adventure

Embark on a journey to "Discover the real Africa" with Zambia, a treasure trove of untamed wilderness, hosting some of the globe's most vast and secluded national parks. Zambia stands as a testament to Africa's raw beauty, offering an unparalleled array of wildlife, birding, and captivating safari experiences that range from exhilarating game drives and immersive walking safaris to tranquil canoeing and boating adventures.

At Uyaphi.com, our passion for Zambia and its myriad of wonders knows no bounds. The country boasts attractions that rival the iconic Serengeti, Kruger National Park, and Okavango Delta, from the sweeping Basunga plains and the serene Kafue River to the tranquil banks of the Luangwa River and the enchanting sunset cruises on the Zambezi River, culminating in the awe-inspiring Kasanka Bat migration. Zambia is, quite simply, a marvel of nature that, we believe, deserves a spot on every traveller's African itinerary.

Highlighted below are Zambia's premier attractions, each offering a unique glimpse into the heart of Africa's untouched beauty. These destinations stand on equal footing with some of the continent's most revered landscapes.

So, we pose the question: Why look any further than Zambia for an African safari that promises not just to meet, but exceed, every expectation? We do that the right Zambia safari lodges and travel packages for most budgets.

Discover Zambia's Must-See Attractions: A Guide to Top Tourist Spots

  • Mosi Oa Tunya National Park

    Mosi Oa Tunya National Park, Zambia's smallest national park (66 square kilometres in total), awaits all that visit this side of the Zambezi River. What makes the national park of interest is that within her boundaries lies the mighty Zambezi, the amazing Victoria falls and the adventure-filled Batoka Gorge.

  • Kafue National Park

    The Kafue National Park is the largest national park in Zambia, the second-largest in Africa, and one of the largest in the world, the Kafue National Park covers an area of 22 400 km² and was proclaimed a National Park in 1950 by the legendary Norman Carr.

  • Lower Zambezi National Park

    Lower Zambezi National Park, one of Africa's most beautiful national parks, with the mighty Zambezi River, large flood plains and the Zambezi Valley Escarpment all on centre stage. A smallish park that offers excellent wildlife and birdlife sightings and experiences. One of Africa's best.

  • South Luangwa National Park

    South Luangwa National Park, one of the greatest wildlife sanctuaries found on the African continent. South Luangwa is the official home of the 'walking safari', a must-do safari activity in which one gets to walk the banks of the Luangwa River in search of the valley's fabled wildlife and birdlife.

  • Kasanka National Park

    Kasanka National Park, one of Zambia's smaller and less visited national parks offers up a wide range of ecosystems, including rivers, lakes, wetlands, forests, lagoons, meadows and dambos. The main attraction of Kasanka is the annual bat migration between November and December.
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  • 10 Reasons to Visit the Luangwa National Park

    If you're dreaming of an unforgettable safari adventure, look no further than Zambia's stunning South Luangwa National Park. Known for its incredible wildlife, breathtaking landscapes, and unique safari experiences, this Zambian gem offers something for everyone.

    From walking safaris to birdwatching, here are 10 compelling reasons to visit Luangwa National Park and immerse yourself in the heart of Africa's wilderness. Whether you're an avid wildlife enthusiast, a photography buff, or simply looking for an unforgettable safari, Luangwa National Park has something to offer for everyone.

  • Zambia Travel Bucket List

    Are you dreaming of an unforgettable adventure in Africa? Look no further than Zambia! This travel bucket list covers the top must-see destinations and experiences, from the majestic Victoria Falls to thrilling safaris and vibrant cultural festivals.

    Whether you're an adrenaline junkie, a wildlife enthusiast, or a culture lover, Zambia offers a diverse array of activities and sights that cater to every type of traveller. Get ready to explore vast landscapes, immerse yourself in local traditions, and enjoy unique wildlife encounters that will leave you with memories to last a lifetime.

  • Devil's Pool Victoria Falls

    The Devil's Pool is a natural pool at the edge of Victoria Falls. It is created by the Zambezi River and it's really cool.

    You can swim right up to the edge and you will be close enough that you will feel like you are going to plunge over as well as dizzy from all of the water around you.

  • The Perfect Victoria Falls Honeymoon Safari

    Victoria Falls is the ideal destination for a honeymoon or romantic safari. Victoria Falls is an awe-inspiring sight, and it's easy to see why it has become one of the most popular destinations for couples on honeymoon or romantic safari.

  • The South Luangwa Experience

    Part 4 of our series describing Zambia. We are now in the South Luangwa National Park, compliments of Time+Tide. The wildlife, the birdlife, the scenery, the walking, the game drives - the National Park is absolutely amazing and wild.

  • The Lower Zambezi Experience

    The Lower Zambezi Experience, part 3 where we now explore the Lower Zambezi region of Zambia, home to amazing wildlife and the Lower Zambezi National Park. Taking in canoeing while staying at Sausage Tree Camp and Old Mondoro.

  • The Tongabezi Experience

    The Tongabezi Experience, part 2 in the series, is a stay at one of Africa's most loved safari experiences. We visit this amazing privately owned and run lodge located in the most stunning settings upstream on the Zambian side of Victoria Falls.

  • Livingstone, Lower Zambezi and Luangwa Safari

    Part 1, Zambia was the destination for Senior Consultant Nicky on an educational trip to experience Livingstone and Victoria Falls, the Lower Zambezi and Luangwa National Parks. Read on to hear about her experiences.