Treasures of Zambia

Explore Zambia's Wild Regions
On this custom Zambia safari, join skilled safari guides to explore by foot, open vehicle, and boat, enjoying an uncommon range of safari activities. Uncover the spectacular scenery, flora, and fauna of Zambia’s South Luangwa Valley and the Lower Zambezi, all based from some of the continent’s most incredibly positioned and reposeful camps.
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What to Expect
In the birthplace of the walking safari, immerse yourself in Southern Africa’s wildlands with rare walking and canoeing safaris that lend an intimacy unmatched in many neighboring safari locales. There’s ample time for lazing at camp and gazing at African wildlife—elephant, buffalo, leopard, lion, giraffe, hippo, and hundreds of bird species—as it flies, drifts, jaunts, and gallops nearby.
Trip Highlights
- Zambia safari excursions by canoe, foot, and four-by-four
- Uncover one of Southern Africa’s wildest regions with bountiful wildlife
- Top-notch camps situated for sensational views
- Insightful, personalized encounters with animals of all sizes
Upcoming Departures
- Custom Trips OfferedMay – November
Trip Pricing
- Custom Trip: From $10,750
Internal Airfare: $1,285 per person
Park & Conservation Fees: $855 per personBased on double occupancy
Inclusions
- All handpicked accommodations, ground transportation, and airport transfers
- All guided game drives, events, and experiences
- Premier naturalist safari guide
- Most meals
- Laundry at all safari camps
- All beverages, excluding premium spirits
- Emergency evacuation services and secondary medical expense insurance
- Dedicated support from GeoEx’s travel experts and in-house air reservations team
Your Route Through Zambia
Journey at a Glance
Day 1Arrive in Zambia's Capital
Arrive in Lusaka and settle into your boutique hotel in the heart of Lusaka to relax ahead of your explorations to come.
Day 2 – 5Valley of the Leopard
Fly to South Luangwa Valley where highly personalized bush camp adventures acquaint you with the landscape and its inhabitants, from meandering termites to a bee-eater snaring a butterfly to hippos lazing in a lagoon.
The camps GeoEx chose were eco-friendly, had great amenities and prime locations, and extremely knowledgeable staff.






