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Livingstone, Zambia: Safari Time in Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park | WILDLIFE

Livingstone in Zambia in southern Africa is truly a wonderful place for all travellers to have on their list.

Mountainous landscapes, the Zambezi river, the Victoria Falls and the Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park - it's all here. Go explore.

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Zambia Private Safari Experience

Zambia is home to some of Africa's wildest safari experiences. The country is rich in it's safari offerings and few destinations can offer more authentic safaris than the Lower Zambezi & South Luangwa.

Marlon du Toit hosted a Wild Eye guest to Old Mondoro & Kaingo Camps and they enjoyed incredible game viewing & photographic opportunities.
Marlon captured much of the safari on film and you can enjoy this with us in this short video.

River Canoe and Safari in Livingstone, Zambia

Day 197 of It's my Life 365 and I'm still in Livingstone, Zambia. I've started to get really comfortable in Livingstone and it's actually a little bit hard to leave these days. I think I probably have a week left here before I really have to move on south and get myself to Cape Town.
On this episode, I start off the day with a river canoe trip down the Zambezi River which was absolutely phenomenal. It was relaxed and a great way to spend the morning. In the afternoon, I went on a bit of a safari in one of the small national parks just outside of Livingstone. In the evening, it was another booze cruise, and some late night partying in Livingstone. This town is amazing, and I'm going to have a hard time leaving it.
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Lions Encounter, Livingstone, Zambia

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Zambia's Best Attractions - Gosheni Safaris Africa

Often described as one of the most peaceful countries in Africa, Zambia is a truly stunning place to visit. It boasts an array of landscapes and wildlife, steadily making its mark on the travel world as a prime safari destination. In addition to its incredible national parks and scenery, Zambia is fast becoming one of the most acclaimed adventures and extreme sports capitals in Africa. Gosheni Safaris Africa can bring you to the best attractions Zambia has. Reach out to us for a remarkable adventure!

Among the top Zambia attractions is a range of action activities like bungee jumping, river rafting down the mighty Zambezi, and even having close and personal encounters with lions, cheetahs or elephants.

It comes as no surprise that Zambia continues to draw more and more thrillseekers from all over the globe every year. If you are an adventurer looking to conquer some of the most exhilarating activities on the planet and explore one of the seven natural wonders of the world, then check out this guide is to experience the best attractions that Zanzibar has to offer:



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Elephant Back Safari: Livingstone, Zambia

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Safari in Zambia’s South Luangwa

South Luangwa is Zambia’s premier wildlife destination, is home to some of Africa’s best walking safaris, and can easily be combined with a trip to Victoria Falls.

Most safari lodges in South Luangwa National Park are located on the banks of the abundant Luangwa River and there is a range of accommodation types to choose from. Whether you prefer to be in the lap of luxury at a permanent lodge, go on a mobile camping adventure, or combine the two, you will be well cared for by highly skilled game rangers and welcoming hosts. You will also be able to experience the wide range of activities on offer in South Luangwa including traditional 4x4 game drives, water-based game viewing on kayaks and boats, fishing and of course, thrilling walking safaris.
Mobile camps in South Luangwa comprise fully-furnished safari tents set up in remote locations. You may have to forgo some modern luxuries like Wi-Fi and air conditioning, but you will be rewarded with one of the most authentic experiences Africa has to offer.
After a night or two on a mobile camping adventure, check into a permanent luxury lodge like those featured in the video:
Sanctuary Puku Ridge Camp – part of the prestigious Sanctuary Retreats Collection, this comfortable lodge is eco-friendly and offers beautiful views over the floodplains


Nkwali – this lodge has a prime game viewing location which means that elephants and other wildlife are frequently spotted from the comfort of camp.


Sanctuary Chichele Presidential Lodge – formerly a presidential hideaway, this lodge offers beautiful views of the South Luangwa and charming Victorian-style cottages.


Kaingo Camp – an owner-run and down-to-earth lodge that offers three safari activities each day, as well as an opportunity of visiting wildlife hides, and even sleeping out in their elephant hide.


Mfuwe Lodge – well-known for the elephants who often walk through the reception hall of the lodge! (This video also features an adorable elephant calf climbing up a small flight of stairs for the first time!)


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Walking with lions in Livingstone, Zambia

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Stanley Safari Lodge Tour - Luxury Lodge in Livingstone, Zambia

Take a walk around the amazing Stanley Safari Lodge with us! We stayed as guests at this beautiful spot overlooking Victoria Falls on our last trip to Livingstone.

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Walking Lions in Livingstone, Zambia

The adventure continues in Livingstone, Zambia here again. Today's mission was to go walking some lions at what they call the lion encounter here in Zambia. Basically, at this program in Livingstone, they raise orphaned lions and train them to be a part of a pride. Part of that process is walking the lions, to make them feel a part of a pride, even if it's an unnatural one.
Though there are some contentions to the ethics of the lion encounters, with certain animal rights people saying that these lions are essentially just trained to be moved into wildlife reserves where they are often hunted for game, the process does seem legit. Regardless, walking lions is a powerful experience. You see just how beautiful these animals are in person. You also see how powerful they are. Even though the lions we walk are just cubs, I'm positive they could rip us to shreds if they wanted to.
If you're interested in doing the lion encounter in Livingstone, Zambia contact the people at Jollyboys, they will hook you up.
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Kafue National Park - Zambia Tourism

Found in the centre of western Zambia, Kafue National Park is the oldest and largest of Zambia’s national parks. It covers a massive 22,400 km2.

First established as a National Park in the 1950’s by the legendary Norman Carr, Kafue is one of the largest national parks in the whole of Africa. Despite its size and prominent location only two hours drive from Livingstone, it remains little-known and largely unexplored with vast tracts of its virgin bush still untouched. Thanks to its size and variety of habitat types the Kafue holds a fantastic diversity of wildlife.

In recent years the Park has seen a well-managed growth in the number of Safari Camps and Lodges that operate in and around the Park. This new interest has brought with it more visitors and investment to the area, notably in infrastructure with a number of well-graded roads and airstrips.

As a consequence of the increasing interest and benefits in terms of investment this brings, the wildlife is beginning to enjoy an increased level of protection by the Zambian Wildlife Authority (ZAWA), always aided and supported by the operators in and adjoining the park.

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10 Awesome Things to Do in ZAMBIA

The country of Zambia in the southern region of Africa is the perfect destination for nature lovers. If you want to venture off to a place that has everything, from a rich history to friendly villagers and diverse wildlife, Zambia has you covered. Here are 10 things to Do in Zambia.

1. Visit Victoria Falls
Mosi-oa-Tunya, also known as Victoria Falls, is a stunning waterfall that’s located on the Zambia/Zimbabwe border. It is one of the largest waterfalls in the world with over 500 million liters of water.

2. Take a Walking Safari
South Luangwa is the birthplace of the walking tours and the one place where you’ll be most likely to come in contact with a lion. When the tour is finished, grab and tent and enjoy some restful and peaceful sleep in the middle of the wilderness.

3. Visit a Traditional Village
Zambia has over 73 tribes. And, a tour of the Kawaza Village near South Luangwa includes helping the villagers to harvest crops and draw water from their wells before enjoying a traditional feast. ,

4. Volunteer at the Lion Conservation
This center is home to a number of lions that have been orphaned, abandoned, or abused. The sanctuary allows visitors to take care of them, prepare their meals, feed them, clean their enclosures, and assist them with veterinary care.

5. Go on a Game Drive
Along the Luangwa River, jeep tours will get you up close and personal to some of Zambia’s dazzling wildlife. On these game drives, the vehicles make it easier to get closer to a higher density of animals.

6. Visit Chobe National Park
It's along the border of Zambia. Guided tours are available via vehicle. Open-air trucks will take you to the park’s river where you can witness elephants swimming, playing, and bathing together, or you can book a boat ride through the park.

7. Enjoy High Tea
Enjoy high tea with an amazing view at the luxurious Royal Livingstone Hotel. This five-star accommodation overlooks the Zambezi river where hippopotamuses and zebras frequently graze in the distance.

8. Canoe Ride in Lower Zambezi National Park
This Park is known for its fish eagles, elephants, and buffalo, but it’s also a great spot to go for a relaxing canoe ride. The river is lined with fig trees and if you’re lucky, you might even see a leopard taking a drink on the edge of the river as you paddle by!

9. Swim in Devil’s Pool
During the dry season, the levels of the Zambezi River drop low enough for you to walk to the lip of the falls. Fearless travelers get pushed to the edge by the force of the river, but the rock lip prevents them from going over the edge.

10. View Rare Species in Bangweulu Wetlands
If you really want to take pictures that will amaze all of your friends and family back home, you’ll definitely want to head out to the Bangweulu Wetlands. This community-owned wetland has over 433 different bird species, including the rare shoebill.

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Victoria Falls | Africa Safaris | Adventure Travel, Tours & Holidays

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Tour Victoria Falls, known in Zambia as Mosi-oa-Tunya (the Smoke that Thunders). Victoria Falls is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. Located between Zambia and Zimbabwe, Victoria Falls is an adventure traveller’s favourite and one of the world's must see sights. Coupled with Africa safaris, On The Go Tours allows you to choose from a host of wildlife adventures while taking in breath taking scenery and gripping environments. From trekking in search of gorillas, spotting the Big Five in premier game parks, to visiting deep crater lakes.

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Zambia - the safari of a lifetime

Zambia is home to three of the world's most iconic wildlife events.
1. The elephants of Mfuwe Lodge - in November resident elephants walk right through Mfuwe Lodge in search of wild mango.
2. The African Pitta - Known as the jewel of the forest the African Pitta is an intra-Africa migrant who moves from the forests of Central and East Africa.
3. The fruit bat migration of Kasanka - One of the most impressive mammal migrations on earth the Staw-colored fruit bat is the second largest bat species of the continental Africa.

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In Zambia, the “hidden jewel of wild Africa,” venture with us into the heart of a pristine African wilderness by foot, vehicle and canoe. With vast, protected areas of wildlife habitats in some of Africa’s largest (and least-visited) national parks, Zambia is the best place for an active and adventurous safari.

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A River Valley full of Life - Fantastic Wildlife Safari in South Luangwa NP, Zambia 2018 (4K)

See elephants and giraffes crossing the Luangwa river. A pack of wild dogs, leopards, buffalo and a pride of lions at the river side. All the wildlife is concentrated here along the river.

Please refer to subtitle for animal identification or to the species list in the description below.

Welcome to our wildlife safari in Zambia to the South Luangwa, Lower Zambezi and Kafue national parks and Busanga plains in July 2018. In the South Luangwa national park we stayed three nights in the Zungulila bushcamp and another three nights in the Chamilandu bushcamp.

Species list in order of first appearance:

Greater kudu with yellow-billed oxpecker
Puku antelope
Rhodesian giraffe
Lion
African elephant
Cape buffalo
Plains zebra
Hippopotamus
Impala
African wild dog
White-fronted bee-eater
Spotted hyena
Common waterbuck
Llilian's lovebird
African sacred ibis
Hamerkop
Egyptian goose
Saddle-billed stork
White-crowned lapwing
Blacksmith lapwing
Great egret
Pied kingfisher
Red-billed hornbill
Red-billed oxpecker
Bushbuck
Lizard buzzard
Leopard
Genet
African civet
White-tailed mongoose
Chameleon
Gecko
Warthog
Helmeted guineafowl
Little bee-eater
Brown-hooded kingfisher
Grey-headed kingfisher
Grey Go-away-bird
Vervet monkey
Black-throated canary
White-bellied sunbird
Collared sunbird
Blue waxbill
Red-billed spurfowl
African wattled lapwing
Emerald-spotted wood dove
African fish eagle
African hoopoe


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