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Prolific wildlife, birds in abundance, fertile valleys, spectacular waterfalls, huge lakes and winding rivers, swamps and wetlands, hot springs and vast golden plains.

Zambia offers a wide range of activities: Read the rest of this entry »

Canoe safari
These offer a great alternative to a land based safari and no real boating skills or experience are necessary. Two-seater, fibre-glass canoes ply the waters of the Zambezi, providing both an excellent vantage point and silent way of viewing the animals so avoiding disturbing them. Canoes are also operated on the scenic network of rivers in the Kasanka National Park.

Zambezi canoe safari
Experience the quality and comfort of a class canoe safari with one of Zambia’s leading adventures travel specialists. Safari Par Excellence concentrates on upmarket canoe safaris using their own lodge accommodation throughout the Zambezi valley and lower Zambezi National Park. Participatory budget trips are also available. Read the rest of this entry »

Zambia is a notable ecotourism destination. Among the well-established initiatives are Nsobe camps, Nsendamina and Kawaza villages. Here indigenous people have opened up their villages and their rich culture to give visitors a genuine chance of experiencing rural Zambian daily life. Arrangements for visits can be made through Tour operators.

Attractions
Although Zambia’s attractions are many, there is one principle reason for the majority of visitors to travel in Zambia and that is for one of the greatest safari experiences in the world today. The country is famed for it’s huge protected wilderness areas and the massive numbers and diversity of game they are home to. As if that wasn’t enough, the great sanctuaries remain largely unexplored, undeveloped and unspoilt. Other visitors are few and far between and the call of the wild beckons wildlife enthusiastiasts to return year after year. Read the rest of this entry »