Incredible Zambia and Botswana Safari

Your journey starts in Johannesburg, South Africa’s commercial and economic epicentre. In recent years, this city has undergone a metamorphosis, with redevelopment leading to cool rooftop bars, arty shopping complexes and vibrant street art.

This magnificent reserve is where walking safaris originated, and they remain one of the most exhilarating experiences you can have in Africa. They are a must–do during your stay here, and the talented team of guides and trackers are on hand to offer you the best possible experience. The lush landscapes are sustained by the Luangwa River, and you’ll be able to spot over 60 different animal species and 400 different bird species.

The Lower Zambezi National Park borders Zimbabwe in the south eastern corner of Zambia. The park itself covers an area of 4092km², with most of the game concentrated on the valley floor. Huge herds of elephants, sometimes numbering up to a hundred members, are often seen at the river’s edge. Another member of the Big Five, the buffalo, also roams between the banks in vast numbers. All but inaccessible by road, it remains a remote wilderness with just a few guests.

Sitting north of the Okavango, the Linyanti is home to some of Botswana’s most exclusive lodges and camp. Due to the fact that the reserve is private, there are no limitations to the activities on offer as in the National Park, so it is possible to do game drives at day and at night, as well as walking safaris, boating, fishing and sleepouts in the reserve’s various hides.