Lower Zambezi National Park

Had an adrenaline filled time here. We were stuck for about 20mins deep in the park, and ahead of us was a group of elephants. Extremely scarely experience. The guide, Mr. PAUL, was calm and collected, got out and managed to get the vehicle moving. At the end of it all, IT WAS ALL FUN. NO REGRETS. FANTASTIC EXPERIENCE. Only sad part, we didn't get to see the Lions.

It was an amazing experience definitely going back again

Zambezi National Park is an unforgettable experience for anyone who loves the wild! Located along the mighty Zambezi River, this park is a hidden gem full of incredible wildlife, stunning scenery, and peaceful river views. I was lucky enough to spot elephants, giraffes, and even a pride of lions on my safari, and the boat cruise along the river at sunset was magical.

We loved the drive through Lower Zambezi, starting with a lion viewing and then more elephants than you could imagine along with all the other animals up close and personal. After a fun cruise up the Zambezi and back to Baines River camp, we couldn't have had a better day.

An amazing Park with so beautiful landscape and Nice people

One of the best National parks maintained in Zambia Africa. There are other National parks as well like Kafue national park but this park is protected by conservation society which runs on NGO. They are doing a wonderful job in protecting the animals and in turn tourist like us can enjoy with these friendly animals without fear of getting attacked. Ofcos you may need to maintain distance. Some advices... If your driving from Lusaka it's a must to take a 4×4 car. We got stuck twice as we had taken a salon. The roads from the entrance of the park to the main gates sre totally off road and needs a heavy vehicle. Pls be prepared with water , food, some basic medicine, cloths torches and ofcos most important jungle shoes. It's better to book a resort and go so they can tske you to game drive for wildlife site seeing or canoing site seeing where you can enjoy hippo's. The beauty is you can see the Zimbabwe border just across the river. This is definitely a 2 night and 3 day trip so don't try to squeeze in 1 day. Not worth it. Animals are friendly and you can expect them to come around your camp at night. They don't disturb at all . Food is taken care of resort as you won't find a single shop for food or drinks so be well prepared before you head out. The drive from Lusaka to the park is about 5 hrs roughly.

Amazing amazing amazing. What an incredible place. We stayed at Chongwe River camp which is a luxury private tented camp in the banks of the Zambezi River. We had a private camp within the camp with our own chef and guide away from other guests. The good was wholesome (not amazing but good) 7/10. Game drives and boat trips were great. Elephants galore. Wild dogs, leopards, lions, baboons galore, etc etc. Unfortunately there are tetze fly (bad for me as I swell up badly when bitten), but it's just one of the most incredible places I've been on safari. Sunsets and sunrises were spectacular. All in all I highly recommend to go there

Lower Zambezi National Park is located in southern Zambia near the Zimbabwean border. The park has abundant wildlife, including buffalo, fish eagles and herds of elephants. Canoes ply the Zambezi river, which is home to hippos and crocodiles. It's one of Zambia's best National parks.