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Zambia National Parks

Explore Zambia National Parks: The Ultimate Safari Experience with ZamWander Safaris

Zambia National Parks, each offering unique landscapes, wildlife, and experiences. From the iconic Victoria Falls to remote wilderness areas, Zambia is a dream destination for safari lovers and adventurers alike. Here’s a comprehensive guide to all of Zambia’s National Parks and why ZamWander Safaris is the best choice for your tailor-made safari adventure.


1. South Luangwa National Park

Widely regarded as one of Africa’s greatest wildlife sanctuaries, South Luangwa is famous for its walking safaris and high concentrations of game, including lions, leopards, elephants, and hippos.

Highlights:

  • Walking safaris
  • Big cats and large herds of elephants
  • Scenic Luangwa River

2. Kafue National Park

As the largest park in Zambia and one of the largest in Africa, Kafue offers vast, untamed wilderness, diverse wildlife, and stunning landscapes, making it a paradise for safari enthusiasts.

Highlights:

  • Rare sightings of cheetah and wild dog
  • Boat safaris and birdwatching
  • Beautiful, remote wilderness

3. Lower Zambezi National Park

Set along the banks of the Zambezi River, this park offers a mix of water and land safaris, providing exceptional views of wildlife like elephants, buffalo, and hippos along the river.

Highlights:

  • Canoeing and boat safaris
  • Fishing in the Zambezi River
  • Stunning riverside views

4. Victoria Falls and Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park

Home to the majestic Victoria Falls, this park offers adventure activities and wildlife encounters, including rare white rhinos.

Highlights:

  • Victoria Falls (Mosi-oa-Tunya)
  • White rhino tracking
  • Bungee jumping and helicopter tours

5. Liuwa Plain National Park

This remote park in Western Zambia is famous for its annual wildebeest migration and pristine, undisturbed landscapes.

Highlights:

  • Second-largest wildebeest migration in Africa
  • Remote and off-the-beaten-path
  • Excellent birdwatching

6. North Luangwa National Park

North Luangwa is less visited than South Luangwa, making it an excellent option for travelers seeking solitude and an authentic wilderness experience.

Highlights:

  • Exclusive walking safaris
  • Pristine wilderness
  • Large elephant and buffalo herds

7. Nsumbu National Park

Located on the shores of Lake Tanganyika, Nsumbu offers a combination of beach and bush with unique aquatic wildlife.

Highlights:

  • Lake safaris and fishing
  • Remote, beautiful landscapes
  • Rare aquatic animals

8. Kasanka National Park

Kasanka is famous for its annual bat migration, one of the largest mammal migrations in the world, and is a haven for birdwatchers.

Highlights:

  • Bat migration (October to December)
  • Birdwatching paradise
  • Rich wetlands and swamps

9. Blue Lagoon National Park

Known for its seasonal floodplains and large flocks of waterbirds, Blue Lagoon is a great destination for bird lovers and those looking to escape the crowds.

Highlights:

  • Spectacular birdwatching
  • Seasonal floodplains
  • Peaceful, off-the-grid location

10. Lochinvar National Park

Located in the Kafue Flats, Lochinvar is another great destination for birdwatching and offers stunning views of wetlands and hot springs.

Highlights:

  • Rich wetlands
  • Large herds of Kafue lechwe
  • Hot springs and scenic views

11. Sioma Ngwezi National Park

Sioma Ngwezi is one of Zambia’s most remote parks, ideal for adventurous travelers seeking solitude and unspoiled nature.

Highlights:

  • Remote, untouched wilderness
  • Home to elephants and endangered species
  • Close to the stunning Ngonye Falls

12. West Lunga National Park

A hidden gem in the northwest, West Lunga offers pristine forests and rivers, perfect for visitors looking for a peaceful, less commercial safari.

Highlights:

  • Forest and river ecosystems
  • Rare bird species
  • Untouched wilderness

13. Isangano National Park

Isangano is one of Zambia’s least visited parks, offering vast wetlands and an untouched environment, making it an adventure for those seeking solitude.

Highlights:

  • Extensive wetlands
  • Remote and wild
  • Off-the-beaten-path safari experience

14. Lavushi Manda National Park

Located in the Northern Province, Lavushi Manda is rich in birdlife and offers striking granite outcrops and rugged scenery.

Highlights:

  • Birdwatching
  • Beautiful, rugged landscapes
  • Ideal for adventure travelers

15. Luambe National Park

A small and less-frequented park, Luambe is perfect for those looking for a more intimate wildlife experience without the crowds.

Highlights:

  • Quiet, less-visited park
  • Rich in wildlife including elephants and hippos
  • Ideal for those seeking a secluded safari

16. Lusenga Plain National Park

Situated in the Northern Province, Lusenga Plain is undergoing restoration and offers growing wildlife populations, making it a park with a bright future.

Highlights:

  • Scenic landscapes
  • Conservation in action
  • Potential for increased wildlife sightings

17. Nyika National Park (Zambia side)

Part of the larger Nyika Plateau shared with Malawi, this park is known for its rolling hills, high-altitude grasslands, and rare antelope species.

Highlights:

  • Scenic highland views
  • Unique flora and fauna
  • Home to roan and eland antelope

18. Bangweulu Wetlands

A vital wetland ecosystem, Bangweulu is home to the rare shoebill stork and offers one of Zambia’s most unique wildlife experiences.

Highlights:

  • Shoebill stork sightings
  • Vast wetland landscapes
  • Unique aquatic wildlife

19. Lukusuzi National Park

Located in Eastern Zambia, Lukusuzi offers rugged terrain and serves as an important conservation area for wild dogs and other species.

Highlights:

  • Wild dog conservation
  • Rugged landscapes
  • Rarely visited, offering tranquility

20. West Zambezi Game Management Area

Although not officially a National Park, this area is vital for wildlife migration and offers some excellent off-the-beaten-track safaris.

Highlights:

  • Wildlife migration routes
  • Remote and wild
  • Authentic, untouched safari experience

Why Book Your Safari with ZamWander Safaris?

ZamWander Safaris specializes in custom-tailored safari adventures that suit every traveler’s needs. Whether you want a luxury safari in South Luangwa or an adventurous trek through Liuwa Plain, our expert guides ensure a memorable, once-in-a-lifetime experience. We offer:

  • Customizable itineraries to match your interests.
  • Multi-country safaris across Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Botswana.
  • Eco-friendly tourism that supports local communities and wildlife conservation.

Book Your Adventure Now!

Ready to explore Zambia’s incredible National Parks? Contact ZamWander Safaris today and let us craft the perfect safari experience for you. From iconic wildlife to breathtaking landscapes, Zambia has it all—and ZamWander Safaris will guide you every step of the way.