Zambia Wildlife:
Zambia has magnificent game parks and wildlife conservation areas with South Luangwa being one of the better known wildlife sanctuaries and considered as one of the greta national parks of Africa. The Lower Zambezi is a compact area with an intriguing 'hidden valley' hosting all the major African wildlife species with exceptional game viewing.

National Parks and Wildlife Conservation Areas: South Luangwa, Lower Zambezi, Kafue, Lochinvar, Liuwa Plain, Mosi-Oa-Tunya, Kasanka, North Luangwa.

Wildlife: Zambia is aptyl known as 'the real Africa'! It offers a true wilderness experience for the discerning traveller in search of an African experience of a bygone era. The vast, unspoilt national parks and conservation areas are home to large herds of wildlife (especially South Luangwa and Lower Zambezi) with wildlife viewing one of the main activities in these areas.

Birdlife: Over 420 bird species occur in the parks, many intra-African migratory species returning to breed here in the summer months. The return of the carmine bee-eaters is a spectacular sight! Thousands of these beautiful birds arrive in spring to nest in their original nest holes every year, normally set in the mud banks along the major rivers.

Other interests: The largest concentration of hippo and crocodile are found in the Luangwa River. Cookson's wildebeest, Thornycroft's giraffe and Golden-coated oribi is three endemics found in the North Luangwa NP. A less significant, but still spectacular migration of thousands of wildebeests occur in the Luiwa Plain NP in November every year. Zambia's wildlife viewing is exceptional and unique due to the unspoilt nature of its national parks and reserves.

Busanga Bush Camp