National Parks of Zambia
Zambia is a landlocked country in Central Africa. It has a population of eight million people. Lusaka is the capital city with an international airport and good hotels.
Zambia has large tracts of unspoiled land and its fine scenery and national , are one of the best-kept secrets of Africa.
Wherever you travel, guard against Malaria
Here is a list of the National Parks in Zambia:
Kafue 22,400 sq. km
Africa's most extensive conserved pure nature larger than Switzerland. Almost all sub-tropical African antelopes and their predators. Magnificent clean Kafue River, crocs, hippos, fishing.
Lochinvar 410 sq. km
Kafue Flats semi-wetland, 10,000 strong herds of unique Kafue (red) lechwe over 600 species waterfowls and dryland birds. Gwisho Hot Springs and Stone Age sites, museum.
Mosi-o-Tunya 66 sq. km
Victoria falls and Gorges. World Heritage area Field Museum showing on site development of mankind from Early Stone Age.
Lower Zambezi 3,000 sq. km
The least spoilt stretch, 90 km, of the entire Zambezi. Canoe and fishing safaris (giant catfish, vundu, up to 90 km).
South Luangwa 9.050 sq. km
Africa's most intense concentration of species, especially elephant. Unique Thornicroft's giraffe. Walking and night motor safaris.
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