An extraordinary and immersive wilderness safari to Zambia and Zimbabwe. By safari vehicle, on foot, and by boat, you'll discover fantastic wildlife encounters and enjoy unforgettable moments in nature. Time to unwind and relax in pristine and remote wilderness areas without sacrificing comfort. The varied itinerary with short distances and different modes of transport makes this trip a truly unique holiday experience.

Three days of diverse safari opportunities await you in the heart of one of Zambia's most breathtaking wilderness regions, the Lower Zambezi National Park. The park stretches along the mighty Zambezi River, bordered by steep banks, dense forests, and open savannas. A particular highlight is wildlife viewing from boats and canoes: Gliding silently, you'll approach elephants, hippos, and crocodiles without disturbing them. Numerous antelope species, buffalo, and colorful birds such as bee-eaters and kingfishers can also be spotted here.

Mana Pools National Park is famous for its vast floodplains and numerous small waterholes (“pools”), this park is a paradise for wildlife observers. Especially during the dry season, large herds of elephants and buffalo gather at the waterholes, while hippos and crocodiles dominate the riverbed. The open landscape with its grassy plains, river islands, and riparian forests offers ideal conditions for walking safaris and game drives. Here you can experience Africa's wildlife up close and observe lions, wild dogs, and numerous bird species.

On the western shore of Lake Kariba lies Matusadona National Park, which is easily accessible by plane. This park boasts a dramatic combination of shoreline, cliffs, dense mopane and miombo woodlands, and open savannahs. Matusadona is home to rhinos, lions, elephants, buffalo, and numerous antelope species. The diverse landscape and proximity to water make every safari here particularly appealing, as animals are frequently spotted along the shores and in the open plains.