DISCOVER ZAMBIA

COVID-19 continues to impact the tourism industry worldwide. Sadly, South Africa itself is a bit unpredictable at the moment due to the restricted countries list that is constantly updated every two weeks. It is causing far too much uncertainty and understandably, nobody is willing to take the risk of booking a holiday to South Africa just yet. Hopefully, this will change very soon and we will be able to welcome some of you wonderful people to South Africa over the festive season or early in 2021.

There are some destinations in Southern Africa that are very accessible and with International borders open, are welcoming guests from all around the world.

One of these countries is amazing Zambia!

We have put together a short overview of this incredible country that showcases all the National Parks that are ready and waiting for you to explore.

If you are concerned about visas, don't fear as visas are being issued on arrival at all main Airports. If you prefer to arrange visas on arrival, this can be done via an e-visa system, but if there is anything you are unsure of, we are here to guide you.

There are a number of airlines like Emirates, Ethiopian Airlines, and Kenyan Airways to name a few that are flying direct into Zambia making it very convenient for most of you to reach.

Health screening and COVID-19 protocols - all arriving passengers must have a negative COVID-19 test that has been conducted within 14 days of arriving in Zambia.

Visitors will still need to adhere to the normal regulations of social distancing, wearing face masks, and of course, hand sanitizing.

For those of you who will require a COVID test for your returning flights or for entry back into your country, there are numerous testing sites in Zambia that will get your test results back in no time.

Have a look at our Best of Zambia itinerary that gives you a great indication as to what we can create for you. The options are endless so contact us for more details and let's start planning.

Zambia is waiting for you!!!

March 24, 2026
There's a particular type of travel content that exists in the safari world. It features luminous sunsets, impeccably dressed couples clutching sundowners, and lions doing photogenic things at the exact right moment. It is, in a word, lying. Not maliciously. Just selectively.
Two people in traditional shuka wraps stand on rocky terrain, looking over a vast savanna during a golden sunset.
February 25, 2026
You've booked the flights. You've packed the binoculars and the khaki (good). You've been dreaming of lions and leopards, sundowners and starlit skies. All of which are, without question, utterly fabulous and non-negotiable on any self-respecting Zafaris safari. But here's the thing.
Two pairs of legs and feet in shorts and sneakers standing on a stone path surrounded by lush green foliage.
February 25, 2026
Let’s get something straight from the start. Safari is not beige. It’s not polite, predictable, or neatly wrapped in a bow. It’s messy and exhilarating and occasionally ridiculous. It messes up your hair, ruins your sleep schedule, and somehow resets your entire brain in the best possible way.
A tan canvas tent set up in a field of dry grass under trees, with the sun shining behind them.
January 28, 2026
Safari has had a glow up. Actually, several over the last few decades. There was a time in the times of yore when a good safari meant a canvas tent, a bucket shower, a crackling fire and a guide who could read the bush like a novel. Then things escalated.
A person in a pith helmet and safari shirt holds binoculars in a misty, lush jungle setting.
December 4, 2025
Let's get one thing straight. Safaris are not only for shiny Gen Zs or upwardly mobile Millennials - or twenty-somethings with suspiciously clean trainers and an Instagram strategy. They are not reserved for families with small children who want to tick off the Big Five before lunch.
Three people in casual safari attire stand in a grassy field at sunset, holding glasses near a table with drinks.
December 4, 2025
There is a particular magic to a great safari. Guests often describe it as smooth, relaxed, beautifully paced and full of those pinch yourself moments where everything seems to line up perfectly. You arrive at your tent and your luggage is already waiting.
A guide standing by an open safari vehicle watches a couple walking away from the vehicle holding hands.
November 24, 2025
Out in the bush, things happen quickly. A rustle in the grass, a faint sound in the distance, a brief flicker of movement that you might miss if you blink. Your guide is the one who notices it first. Your wilderness hero. Your safari sherpa. Your resident wizard of the wild.
A hippopotamus head peeking out from a dense, vibrant green carpet of aquatic plants, with a small patch on its forehead.
October 22, 2025
There’s a moment in the pre-dawn hush of the African wild when the world holds its breath. The stars are still out, the campfire’s nothing but embers, and your tent is just beginning to feel like a place of rest. And then it happens. A guttural, gurgling, hiccup-snort-roar erupts metres from your head.
A herd of zebras walking along a dirt path in a grassy savanna under a warm, golden sunset sky.
October 22, 2025
Forget everything you think you know about a safari. Simba is not going to turn and wink at you from a ridge as the sun rises over the savannah. No elephant is going to pause politely for your selfie. And hyenas do not sound like Whoopi Goldberg. Africa is not a Disney movie, and thank heavens for that.
A person wearing a hat and sunglasses sits in a wicker chair outdoors, drinking from a glass of beer.
September 11, 2025
You’ve booked the safari. The excitement is building. You’ve got your itinerary sorted. But wait - what are you going to wear? Yes, safari fashion is a thing, and it’s more than just throwing on khakis and calling it a day. If you want to feel comfortable, stay stylish, and blend into your surroundings (without standin