The Wild Heart of Africa
Zambia is the birthplace of the walking safari, and it remains one of Africa's most authentic, guide-led destinations. South Luangwa delivers some of the finest leopard viewing anywhere, while the Lower Zambezi offers game watching by canoe along the river.
Remote, low-density and deeply wild, Zambia is for travellers who want the bush on its own terms.
June to October is the classic dry season — superb for walking, game concentrations and predators. Many camps close during the green season (November–March), when the bush is lush and birding peaks.
The leopard capital of Africa and the cradle of the walking safari.
Game viewing by canoe and boat along the great river.
Vast and wild, with the seasonal Busanga Plains floodplains.
The Zambian side of Victoria Falls.
Canoeing and game beside the Zambezi.
Walking safaris and leopards by day and night.
A grand finish at the Falls.
Around 9 days — a tailor-made starting point, not a fixed package. Every Emmet Africa journey is built around you — tell us your dates and dreams and we’ll craft the rest.