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Zambia Travel Guide
Zambia Travel Guide Details
A Safari In Zambia combines brilliant game viewing with comfortable and luxurious accommodations. The country of Zambia is sometimes referred to as Africa’s best-kept secret. Below is a Zambia Travel Guide covering everything you need to know before your trip.
Best Time to visit Zambia
The Dry Season (from May to October) is generally regarded as the perfect time to visit Zambia. This season is ideal for game viewing and has pleasant temperatures.
Activities to do in Zambia
Below are 5 activities we recommend for travellers on a Zambia Tour:
- Set off on a guided walking safari in South Luangwa.
- Wildlife viewing along the Luangwa River
- Visit the smoke that thunders –Victoria Falls!
- See the biggest mammal migration on the planet – The Annual Bat Migration!
- Discover the uncharted plains of Kafue National Park
The Wildlife of Zambia
On a Zambia Safari Trip, you can witness all of the big five animals. But, rhinos are very rare to spot. So, we recommend visiting North Luangwa National Park for great rhino sightings. Other animals you can also find here include zebras, giraffes, hippos, crocodiles, etc.
Moreover, there are over 800 species of birds in Zambia. They include ducks, ostriches, flamingos, cranes, kingfishers, hornbills, starlings, swallows, and plenty more.
Entry Requirements in Zambia
Covid-19 is still prevalent in some areas of Zambia. So, all the regulations and measures must be followed.
- Have a covid-19 vaccination certificate with you (digital or physical).
- You’ll also require a visa for entering Zambia. It can be applied online here.
- Visitors travelling from a nation where yellow fever is widely present must have a valid and current yellow fever vaccination certificate.
Our Suggestion – At the Zambian border, you can be subject to an examination if you’re coming from an Ebola-affected country.
The Culture of Zambia
Zambia has more than 70 ethnic groups and a population of less than 15 million. Most of the tribes speak Bantu languages. Some of Zambia’s cultural groups include Lozi, Nkoya, Tonga, Tumbuka, Lunda, etc.
Highlights of a Zambia Trip
- Cultural tours to learn about the lives of the locals.
- Swimming in the Kapishya Hot Springs.
- Remarkable landscapes and sunsets provide outstanding photographic opportunities for visitors.
Canoe rides in Kafue National Park
