Wildlife Safaris

• South Luangwa is renowned for its high concentration of wildlife, including large populations of elephants, buffalo, hippos, and Thornicroft’s giraffe. It’s also a prime location for leopard sightings. Lower Zambezi National Park offers a pristine wilderness setting along the Zambezi River, providing opportunities for game drives, walking safaris, and water-based activities with wildlife sightings against a backdrop of the river. The Zambezi River is not only famous for its iconic Victoria Falls but also for offering river-based wildlife experiences. Boat safaris provide a unique perspective on hippos, crocodiles, and various bird species.
• Liwonde National Park is Malawi’s premier wildlife destination, known for its diverse ecosystems and abundant wildlife. Visitors can encounter elephants, cheetas, buffalos, lions, hippos, crocodiles, and a variety of bird species. Majete Wildlife Reserve: Once heavily poached, Majete has undergone successful conservation efforts, resulting in the reintroduction of numerous species, including the Big Five (lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, and rhinoceros).
• All these and many other National Parks in Malawi and Zambia offer a wide variety of safari experiences. You can also make tailor made safaris based on your preferences.

Zambia and Malawi have a strong commitment to wildlife conservation, with various organizations and initiatives dedicated to protecting its natural heritage and promoting sustainable tourism. The strong emphasis on community-based conservation initiatives, ensuring that local communities are involved in and benefit from wildlife conservation efforts also adds great value to the conservation efforts.

Zambia and Malawi are renowned for their walking safaris, providing a more intimate and immersive wildlife experience. Walking through the wilderness with an experienced guide allows you to appreciate the smaller details of the ecosystem.

For those that are in love with birdlife, Malawi is a birdwatcher’s paradise, with over 650 bird species. Popular birding spots include the Liwonde National Park, Dzalanyama Forest Reserve, Nyika National Park, and Vwaza Marsh Wildlife Reserve where you can tick off your long list of Southern Africa bird species, such as, those you have longed to watch. Click here for a list of some birds species you can watch.