Zambia safaris and tours: tourism zambia

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Tamba Africa specialises in tours and safaris to Zambia, including safari lodge accommodation, wildlife and game viewing safaris, African lion safaris, fishing trips, photographic safaris in Zambia, big five sightings and bird watching, tours of Victoria falls and general tourism Zambia.

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Zambia Tours

Zambia is a land of natural wonders with friendly people, ancient traditions and mystic legends. Here nature is at its wildest and most exquisite with the profusion of birds, abundant wildlife, and raw, pulsating wilderness. Zambia has some of the greatest natural scenery on the continent - a gently undulating plateau of forests, savannah and marshland.

It is fed and shaped by three great rivers, bordered by three massive lakes and covered by big, big skies. The country shares (with Zimbabwe) Victoria Falls and the Zambezi River - two of the region's major tourist highlights. Apart from sightseeing, these places are also centres for a range of activities ranging from canoeing to white water rafting and bungee jumping.

The legendary David Livingstone first saw the awesome glory of the Victoria Falls from Zambia and his memory today is enshrined in the nearby town of Livingstone. Lusaka, the vibrant capital city, is surprisingly rich in galleries, featuring local artists. The other major attraction in the capital is bustling open air Kamwala market, a few blocks south of the centre.

Visit Zambia and experience the finest African safaris available. See the abundance of wildlife in parks such as South Luangwa National Park, the Lower Zambezi national park, the Bangweulu swamps and the Kafue reserve. Take in the limitless expanse of lakes Kariba and Tanganyika where fishing, diving, house boating, bird watching and water skiing are the day’s typical activities.

Zambia beckons to the intrepid explorer and a visit will make you feel like you've been to the true heart of Africa. Distances are long, and getting around takes persistence, particularly once you get off the main routes.