Zambia Mobile Walking Safari

On arrival at Mfuwe International Airport you will be met and transferred to Nkwali Camp, where you will spend the first night of your Zambian safari. Depending on your arrival time, enjoy a lunch looking out over the lagoon to the back of Nkwali or afternoon tea. And later enjoy the afternoon and night game drive.

• Accommodation
• Lunch, Dinner
• Schedule Lodge Activities

An early breakfast is offered before you head out on your first walk. After a couple of hours of experiencing the bush, a game drive vehicle will transfer you the rest of the way to your first mobile camp. You’ll be in time for lunch and there will be time to settle and rest before tea and going for a walk around camp. Sundowners and dinner will be served under the stars. The accommodation is in well-equipped walk-in tents and the ablution facilities are camping-rustic

• Accommodation
• Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
• Scheduled Lodge Activities

Sunrise indicates the start of your morning walk. While you are exploring the remote, wild terrain, the mobile camp will be packed up and moved to the next location. Lunch will be ready when you are, as well as a siesta in the afternoon. A walk is once again on offer in the late afternoon, with a delicious dinner to end off your day

• Accommodation
• Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
• Scheduled Lodge Activities

Eventhough today offers further walks, and exploring of new areas, you will return to the same camp for an overnight

• Accommodation
• Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
• Scheduled Lodge Activities

Walking further down the river today, the camp will once again be moved and be ready for your arrival.

• Accommodation
• Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
• Scheduled Lodge Activities

Walking the Mupamadzi River, which is a major tributary to the Luangwa River, with it’s own unique inhabitants, makes these walks, conducted by a naturalist guide and armed game scout, something you will remember for years to come.

• Accommodation
• Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
• Scheduled Lodge Activities

Breakfast is again an early affair, after which you are transferred to the Luangwa River crossing. You will be taken across the river by boat and enjoy a short drive to the camp. On arrival you will be shown to your room and then lunch will be served followed by a well-deserved siesta before the afternoon and evening game drive. The lodge, Nsefu Camp, was the first game camp in Zambia and dates back to the early fifties. The rondavels have spacious bathrooms and clear river views, which can be enjoyed from the room veranda’s

• Accommodation
• Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
• Scheduled Lodge Activities

After breakfast and once you have checked out, you’ll be transferred back to Mfuwe.

A walking safari in Zambia is a wildlife safari that takes place on foot instead of in a vehicle. The tour is more involved in that those who take part in it get to not only see the wildlife up close and personal but they also get to track the animals and learn more about the behaviour of the animals they see.

Guest safety is a top priority. The tour operator employs experienced and knowledgeable guides trained in wilderness safety and first aid. You’ll receive comprehensive briefings on safety procedures before starting a Zambia safari.

Your guides are trained to handle encounters with potentially dangerous animals. They will always maintain a safe distance to ensure the safety of both guests and wildlife. It’s important to follow their instructions throughout the tour.

In Zambia, You might encounter elephants, lions, giraffes, zebras, antelope, and a variety of birdlife on your walks. Your expert guide will help you spot animal tracks and hidden creatures.

It is always advisable to take out travel insurance when you travel to South Africa, because crime can be a problem. South Africa is also home to plenty of outdoor activities and extreme sports, and accidents do happen. It is best to be covered.