ZambiaOf spotted wild dogs and safari hikes

Your journey takes you to one of Zambia's most unspoiled national parks, as Kafue National Park is still considered an absolute insider tip. Covering around 23,000 square kilometers, it is Zambia's largest national park and is still home to a large population of the very rare wild dogs. Other predators such as lions, leopards, and spotted hyenas can also be found here. Look forward to an authentic safari experience in pure African wilderness.

Wilderness Shumba Camp is located on a slightly elevated wooden platform with a beautiful view of the surrounding savannah. On daily game drives or directly from the lodge, you can observe extraordinary antelopes such as the Litchwi waterbuck, the puku antelope, or the roan antelope. Another unique experience is a hot air balloon flight at sunrise or sunset over the savannah.

South Luangwa National Park is one of Zambia's most famous wildlife reserves and is located directly on the Luangwa River. Due to its proximity to the river, there are many crocodiles and hippos here. Large herds of elephants and buffalo also live here, and you can find the rare Thorneycroft giraffe.

Your camp, Time+Tide Kakuli, is the perfect starting point for walking safaris. A pride of lions resides in the area around the camp, which can be visited on game drives or walks. River safaris are also part of the range of activities on offer here. With five bright safari rooms, you will stay at Kakuli Camp in a family atmosphere right on the banks of the Luangwa River. Observe the wildlife directly from your terrace or during a traditional Zambian dinner.