Zambia
Previously known as Northern Rhodesia, Zambia is home to the Victoria Falls (Mosi - oa - Tunya) - The Smoke That Thunders.
Zambia is a vast sprawling country of gently undulating forest plateaux, savannah studded with lakes, and ancient rivers that support great herds of game.
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The small town of Livingstone straddles the mighty Victoria Falls and is home to numerous adventure activities that ought to get your adrenaline pumping from the word go. For those who fear the bungee jumping or white water rafting on the Zambezi, there is the option to interact with the lions, or go on a sunset cruise on the |
| Zambezi. Livingstone has something on offer for all personality types. |
Interesting Facts
The Victoria Falls became a world heritage site in the year of 1986.
Climate Conditions
Zambia is warm all year round, but has three distinct seasons. Between December and April the weather is hot and wet; from May to August it is cooler and dry; between September and November conditions are hot and dry. Average summer temperatures range between 25°C to 35°C, while in winter they can fall as low as 6°C at night, although daytime temperatures average 24°C. On all our tours, it's best to bring warm clothing - raincoat, warm hat, socks etc. - as across Africa wet/dry and hot/cool climatic periods change invariably.