The Zambezi River begins its journey in Zambia’s far north-western corner, flowing through the Congo and Angola, thundering over Victoria Falls, and finally converges into Lake Kariba. Along its course, it nurtures incredible landscapes and wildlife, culminating in the remarkable Lower Zambezi National Park.

Here, nature thrives in its most authentic form. Picture a place where animals wander freely around unfenced safari camps, and Africa’s pristine wilderness unfolds before you. Established in 1983, the Lower Zambezi National Park covers 4,092 square kilometers along the northwestern bank of the river. Glide silently in a canoe or cruise in a boat for incredible wildlife viewing, and soak in the peaceful nights under a star-studded sky.