One night shorter

Best of Zambia Guided
11 days · 10 nights. Swaps Devil’s Pool for a helicopter flight, seasonal rates.
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The longer version of our guided Zambia circuit: an extra night in northern Kafue, and Devil’s Pool at Livingstone Island instead of the helicopter flight.
Two nights at Victoria Falls from the Zambian side, with the guided falls tour, the African Queen sunset cruise, and Livingstone Island — the island on the lip of the falls where Devil’s Pool sits. It is only accessible when the water is low enough, roughly mid-August to mid-January, so this is a seasonal highlight rather than a guarantee, and we will tell you honestly whether your dates work.
Then six nights split across both ends of Kafue National Park, Zambia’s largest, with a full day’s game drive through the park to get from one to the other. Southern Kafue is remote dambo country with armed walks and night drives; northern Kafue is the river, where boat cruises and fishing join the drives.
A night in Lusaka with a city and cultural tour, and two closing nights in the Lower Zambezi for game-viewing cruises, canoeing, tiger fishing and birding.
Met at Livingstone Airport, about 20 kilometres and half an hour from the resort, which is built along the edge of the Zambezi with direct walking access to the falls.
Included: a guided tour of the falls on the Zambian side, the African Queen sunset cruise on the Zambezi, and Livingstone Island — Devil’s Pool.
Avani Victoria Falls Resort · bed & breakfast and selected activities
A private three hour road transfer from Livingstone to Dundumwezi Gate, then a 90 to 120 minute game drive into camp — the timing depends entirely on what you stop for.
Three nights on the edge of a large dambo among jackalberry and sausage trees, in four chalets and two Meru tents, all en-suite with hot and cold running water. Armed guided walks, day and night game drives, park excursions and village tours; birding walks, Lake Itezhi-Tezi and a cultural visit to Shezongo village by arrangement.
Nanzhila Plains Safari Camp · all inclusive
A four to five hour guided drive north through the park with a picnic lunch, which is a game drive in its own right.
Three nights in four en-suite safari tents on three-metre stilts above the ground, each overlooking the lagoon with a private view of the plains behind. Day and night drives, boat cruises, fishing with basic equipment and bait included, walking safaris, and a visit to the donation-based Mukambi Community School.
Fig Tree Bush Camp · all inclusive with park fees and laundry
A guided transfer of about 275 kilometres to Lusaka, with a city and cultural tour including lunch. The hotel sits in the Arcades complex on the Great East Road, with shops and restaurants on the doorstep.
Protea Hotel Lusaka Towers · bed & breakfast
A guided transfer of about two and a half hours from Lusaka into the Chiawa Game Management Area.
Two nights in air-conditioned chalets or thatched tented chalets with views over the Zambezi. Game-viewing cruises by boat, canoeing, bird watching, tiger fishing and sunset cruises, all with local guides. Elephant, buffalo, hippo and crocodile are year-round residents.
Kiambi Safari Lodge · all meals and activities
Transfer back from Kiambi to Lusaka Airport for your onward flight, or for onward arrangements if you are continuing.
Breakfast included
2026 rates per person in US dollars, for the full 11 night safari.
| Basis | Rate |
|---|---|
| Per person sharing, two travellers | US$6,800 |
| Single room supplement | US$1,300 |
This rate is quoted on two people travelling; parties of three or more are quoted separately and usually work out lower per head. Livingstone Island and Devil’s Pool are seasonal and depend on the water level — typically open from around mid-August to mid-January. We will tell you before you book whether your dates fall inside that window, and substitute an alternative activity if not. All rates are subject to availability and may change without notice.
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Kim RVerified
Wonderful experience! Wonderful experience to be up close and personal with the elephants. You can tell they take very good care of the elephants and have taught them good positive reinforcement for behavior.Posted on Tripadvisor![]()
Kathryn TVerified
Wonderful experience but don't try to leave early - surly staff My daughter and I went to this as she was keen to try a mopane worm. Most of the experience was really enjoyable and the food very good. Unfortunately when we left (a little early as my daughter is still young and was tired), the woman at the door (likely realising we would no longer be available to purchase any of the "extras" (drinks/facepainting/n'anga) basically snatched off our sarongs with a very surly expression and no goodbye etc which was really sad as it detracted hugely from our memory of the experience. If not for her, I would have rated 5 starsPosted on Tripadvisor![]()
venkovvkVerified
Great fun to the beat of the drums Good local cuisine, an entertaining floor show by the percussion-and-dancers ensemble, and providing a conga drum to each guest is a masterly way of inviting audience participation, by adults and children alike. The food is plentiful and varied. Plus a very smooth hotel pick-up and drop-off system. An unintrusive presence by vendors and side entertainers (fortune tellers et al.), quite untypical for a locale that other reviewers have labelled "a tourist trap". All in all, a great night out.Posted on Tripadvisor![]()
Ngonidzaishe TVerified
Beautiful Honeymoon at Bayete Very beautiful place, enjoyed our honeymoon. All their staff are super friendly, special thanks to Allan for a beautiful honeymoon surprise, Champaigne and flowers on the house. Thanks to Farai, Evidence, Charles, Jacob the Chef and the room service in ensuring that the room is super clean. Thank you Bayete!!!Posted on Tripadvisor![]()
SamVerified
Exceptional service, best local guides for Victoria Falls. Excellent service from the point of contact, airport pick up, activities and the accomodation recommendation was just what we needed for a quick Vic Falls getway. Patrick Manyika was exceptional. Friendly and knowledgeable. More than willing to give us discounts where possible and accomodate our many changes and questions. We will definately book again.
A night shorter, a grade up, or across into Botswana.

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