Zambia

They wind through valleys, ascend mountains, irrigate fertile lands, and fade into the horizon. The Kafue, Luangwa, and Zambezi are the lifeblood of Zambia; three mighty rivers whose currents set the country’s rhythm, their waters casting a light that illuminates a vast, boundless landscape.

Zambia Safari
“If living is wonderful, dreaming is even better, but the greatest joy is waking up.”

Walking through a land untouched by human hands, sharing space with the animals that roam freely across its plains and forests, and pausing in silence to hear the powerful voice of Victoria Falls…

The country's greatest treasure, its wild wealth...

Traveling to Zambia is like stepping into the unknown.

With open wings

temporada

From June to September, when the temperatures are warm yet comfortable, and rainfall is minimal.

Humid subtropical

Average 29°C

June to September

High temperatures and the possibility of rain almost all year long

experiencias NUBA

Liuwa migracion Time and Tide Zambia

Follow the herd

Witness the second largest migration on the planet by accompanying the wildebeest herds by land, by kayak or from the air by helicopter. Enjoy an unparalleled event in a unique and original way.
Noche en el Liuwa Plain Zambia

Tuck yourself in under the night blanket while sleeping in the middle of nature

Fall asleep counting stars in what was once the Luwi riverbed, now dry, and feel the movement of the universe as you connect with the purest nature.
African Queen barco Zambeze Zambia

Experience an authentic steamboat on the Zambezi

Feel like Humphrey Bogart and Katharine Hepburn as they sail the calm waters of the Zambezi aboard the Queen of Africa, the mythical steamboat. Fall in love with the Zambian sunsets or whitewater rafting down the river to Batoka Gorge.

Historias de BITÁCORA

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Zambia