Kafue National Park has become Zambia’s most talked about new destination. Whilst it may not offer the same guarantee of animal numbers visible in say, South Luangwa or Lower Zambezi, for the safari connoisseur, Kafue offers a true African wilderness experience.

Kafue’s vastness (it’s one of Africa’s largest national park and bigger than Wales) and varied landscapes ensure that it has huge appeal, too.

At over 22,000 km2, Kafue National Park is one of Africa’s largest parks. It is an adventure filled, yet relaxing retreat, where you get the feeling you have the entire park all to yourself.The Kafue River is the lifeblood, but away from its banks there is a wide variety of woodlands as well as open grasslands.

These host a diverse array of wildlife species including over 150 different mammals along with an amazing 470 species of bird. So visiting the various habitats of the park is strongly recommended.