Full day exploring South Luangwa national Park Nsefu Sector, start your day with breakfast Sunrise on the banks of the Luangwa River around the camp fire. Then depart for the morning activity Game drive or walking safari with a stop for morning tea.

You will later be back to the camp in time for some delicious buffet lunch with freshly grown greens from the Tafika garden. Then relax in camp, visit one of the camp hides at leisure, review your flora and fauna lists, read and write in our small camp library or take a look at the vegetable garden

Later in the afternoon you will enjoy some tea and coffee and tasty freshly baked cakes and followed by Afternoon and evening activity - 4-hour afternoon and evening game drive with a stop for sundowner drinks and snacks. Continue with spotlight viewing after dark to see nocturnal animals in action.

Other options are Mountain bike safaris from 16h00 - 17h30 and then join the evening game drive Or Cultural visit to Mkasanga village from 15h30 - 17h00 and then join the evening game drive.

During the afternoon activity you will enjoy sundowner drinks and delicious snacks during your evening activity out in the bush. Back to the camp in this for dinner, enjoy some three-course meal beneath the stars. At your free time you will retire to bed.

After 2 nights at Tafika, you will travel with RASAIR on a 25-minute air transfer from Lukuzi Airstrip to Mwaleshi Camp. Renowned for its walking safaris, Mwaleshi is located in the vast wilderness of North Luangwa National Park, hidden within a scenic bend on the Mwaleshi River. 

The camp is truly a special and remarkable place, unlike any other. It is the realness of the experience, that dash of adrenaline associated with standing downwind of an elephant and catching its unmistakable scent that makes walking safaris unforgettable.

You will have two full days of exploring North Luangwa National Park; your day will begin with a delicious relaxed breakfast around the fire, followed by a 4-hour walking safari with a stop for morning tea and return to the camp in time for the delicious buffet lunch with freshly grown greens from the Tafika garden.

After lunch, you have free time to relax and unwind. Relax in camp, check your flora and fauna lists, or read in one of the hammocks, then enjoy afternoon tea and coffee with delicious freshly made cakes, followed by an afternoon activity. Evening walking safaris last 2.5 to 3 hours and return before dark. While watching the sun set over the Mwaleshi river, you may also have a pre-dinner drink and delicious snacks.

Later that evening, you will be served a three-course meal by candlelight before retiring to your room at your leisure.

You will have two full days of exploring North Luangwa National Park; your day will begin with a delicious relaxed breakfast around the fire, followed by a 4-hour walking safari with a stop for morning tea and return to the camp in time for the delicious buffet lunch with freshly grown greens from the Tafika garden.

After lunch, you have free time to relax and unwind. Relax in camp, check your flora and fauna lists, or read in one of the hammocks, then enjoy afternoon tea and coffee with delicious freshly made cakes, followed by an afternoon activity. Evening walking safaris last 2.5 to 3 hours and return before dark. While watching the sunset over the Mwaleshi river, you may also have a pre-dinner drink and delicious snacks.

Later that evening, you will be served a three-course meal by candlelight before retiring to your room at your leisure.

After 3 nights in North Luangwa, you start returning back south by charter flight to Waka Waka Airstrip where your 4-night stay in Luambe will begin. Now, you will have ample time to take in new surroundings, and diverse wildlife and experience the astonishing birdlife that is being discovered in this newly revived National Park. Luambe National Park offers a Luangwa Valley experience reminiscent of the early days in the Valley – remote and wild!

You will have three full days to explore Luambe National Park. Below is the sample daily program;

Your morning: (5:00am – 9:30am)

Wake up to various birdcalls and the grunting hippo as they welcome a new day in the beautiful Luangwa Valley while enjoying a quick coffee with biscuits. Then, in the early mornings, with the Luambe guides or ZCP, go on an animal monitoring drive (when available). Anti-poaching treks, coffee with the carmine bee-eaters, or strolling the camera trap circuit to check on the night's activity are all fantastic morning activities!

Midday Siesta (11 am – 2 pm)

This is your time to unwind! Relax in your tent or take out your binoculars to observe the wildlife from the shade of a tree. Spend time in the main area with our crew to learn more about the project's history, look at what was caught on video traps, or update the leopard family tree. Before heading out on your late afternoon game drive, enjoy a delicious lunch at the camp.

Late afternoon / early evening (3 pm – 8 pm)

Late afternoons are ideal for walking the Luangwa River while listening to hippos and finishing with sundowners OR visiting Chitingulu village to learn about living in the communities that surround national parks. Your evening will be spent resting in camp with a sundowner in hand, enjoying the rosy sunsets over the river while listening to the hippo's antics, followed by a delicious three-course lunch in the dining room. For those interested in the smaller, more peculiar species of Luambe, it's a perfect opportunity to listen to and record bat activity in camp after dinner!

You will have three full days to explore Luambe National Park. Below is the sample daily program;

Your morning: (5:00am – 9:30am)

Wake up to various birdcalls and the grunting hippo as they welcome a new day in the beautiful Luangwa Valley while enjoying a quick coffee with biscuits. Then, in the early mornings, with the Luambe guides or ZCP, go on an animal monitoring drive (when available). Anti-poaching treks, coffee with the carmine bee-eaters, or strolling the camera trap circuit to check on the night's activity are all fantastic morning activities!

Midday Siesta (11am – 2pm)

This is your time to unwind! Relax in your tent or take out your binoculars to observe the wildlife from the shade of a tree. Spend time in the main area with our crew to learn more about the project's history, look at what was caught on video traps, or update the leopard family tree. Before heading out on your late afternoon game drive, enjoy a delicious lunch at the camp.

Late afternoon / early evening (3pm – 8pm)

Late afternoons are ideal for walking the Luangwa River while listening to hippos and finishing with sundowners OR visiting Chitingulu village to learn about living in the communities that surround national parks. Your evening will be spent resting in camp with a sundowner in hand, enjoying the rosy sunsets over the river while listening to the hippo's antics, followed by a delicious three-course lunch in the dining room. For those interested in the smaller, more peculiar species of Luambe, it's a perfect opportunity to listen to and record bat activity in camp after dinner!

You will have three full days to explore Luambe National Park. Below is the sample daily program;

Your morning: (5:00am – 9:30am)

Wake up to various birdcalls and the grunting hippo as they welcome a new day in the beautiful Luangwa Valley while enjoying a quick coffee with biscuits. Then, in the early mornings, with the Luambe guides or ZCP, go on an animal monitoring drive (when available). Anti-poaching treks, coffee with the carmine bee-eaters, or strolling the camera trap circuit to check on the night's activity are all fantastic morning activities!

Midday Siesta (11am – 2pm)

This is your time to unwind! Relax in your tent or take out your binoculars to observe the wildlife from the shade of a tree. Spend time in the main area with our crew to learn more about the project's history, look at what was caught on video traps, or update the leopard family tree. Before heading out on your late afternoon game drive, enjoy a delicious lunch at the camp.

Late afternoon / early evening (3pm – 8pm)

Late afternoons are ideal for walking the Luangwa River while listening to hippos and finishing with sundowners OR visiting Chitingulu village to learn about living in the communities that surround national parks. Your evening will be spent resting in camp with a sundowner in hand, enjoying the rosy sunsets over the river while listening to the hippo's antics, followed by a delicious three-course lunch in the dining room. For those interested in the smaller, more peculiar species of Luambe, it's a perfect opportunity to listen to and record bat activity in camp after dinner!

After a full breakfast at Luambe, we begin the 3,5 – 4 hr. road transfer back to Mfuwe Airport and Flight Back to Lusaka.