Kafue National Park
Kafue National Park is the largest park in Zambia and is rich in wildlife. It is known for its prides of tree-climbing lions, rare antelope and around 500 species of birds.
Zambia takes its name from the mighty Zambezi River, which flows through much of the western and southern parts of the country. It has a small urban population relative to its large size. The lack of crowds makes for a true adventure and the opportunity to unwind in some of the wildest and most remote game areas on the continent.
The Zambezi is the source of the famous Victoria Falls, which it shares with Zimbabwe. Zambia is also home to the great rivers of Kafue and Luangwa.
