Combine one of the finest National Parks in Southern Africa with the magnificence of the Victoria Falls. The South Luangwa National Park is certainly Zambia’s premier wildlife destination and is widely regarded as one of Africa’s last great untamed wildernesses. It is home to large herds of elephant and buffalo as well as a great variety of predator and prey species, this park has one of the densest populations of leopards found anywhere on the continent.


ITINERARY
Day 1 Daily Heathrow–Lusaka
Overnight flight from Heathrow to Lusaka via Johannesburg (plane change).

Day 2 South Luangwa National Park
Fly by light aircraft from Lusaka to Mfuwe, South Luangwa and then road transfer to your camp. Afternoon game activity. Overnight: Flatdogs Luxury Camp. (lunch and dinner included)

Days 3–6 South Luangwa National Park
Morning and afternoon game activities. Overnight: Flatdogs Luxury Camp. (breakfast, lunch and dinner included)

Day 7 Livingstone
Fly by light aircraft from Mfuwe to Livingstone via Lusaka (plane change). Road transfer to Chundukwe Lodge. Overnight: Chundukwe Lodge. (breakfast included)

Day 8 Livingstone
Day at leisure to relax or enjoy optional activities. Overnight: Chundukwe Lodge. (breakfast included)

Day 9 Livingstone–Heathrow
Transfer to Livingstone airport in time to connect with your onward travel arrangements, or your overnight flight to Heathrow via Johannesburg. (b)

15 kg luggage allowance on all light aircraft.


The game-viewing in the central area of the South Luangwa National Park close to Flatdogs camp is hard to beat anywhere in Africa, the river and its associated lagoons are teaming with hippos and crocodiles, the large variety of prey species give rise to large numbers of predators, there are plenty of lions and hyenas, wild dogs are commonly seen and you have an excellent chance of seeing leopards both in the daytime and from the vehicle after dark.

Chundukwa River Lodge has a fantastic position near Victoria Falls, and is home to spectacular river wildlife and birdlife. The camp is staffed by locals who can really add colour to your experience. Mukay Village is home to most of the team at the lodge and has about 300 residents in total. Staff are happy to show guests around the Village and impart some local knowledge on their building techniques, cuisine, traditions, and of course the local brew! Many guests consider the Village visit a highlight of their African trip due to the warmth of the people they meet, especially the giggling children.