Pure Africa, wild and untamed
Zambia is considered by Africa experts to be one of the continent’s last true wildernesses – a country that touches the soul with its authenticity, vastness, and untouched landscapes. Once you’ve been here, you usually come back.
Zambia’s highlands, around 1,000 meters above sea level, are characterized by endless savannas, open woodlands, and vast bush landscapes. The country’s lifeblood is the mighty Zambezi, which carves its way through the wilderness – until it plunges spectacularly into the depths at the famous Victoria Falls, spanning 1.7 kilometers in width. The fine mist that shrouds the falls has fascinated visitors from all over the world since David Livingstone. A helicopter flight over the falls, a canoe trip on the Zambezi, or a sundowner cruise are experiences you’ll never forget.
Zambia’s national parks are also among the most impressive in Africa: the Lower Zambezi National Park on the banks of the Zambezi covers over 400,000 hectares alone and offers many water activities alongside classic game drives to observe the wildlife along the river. South Luangwa National Park, famous for its many leopards, and the expansive Kafue National Park offer safari experiences that could hardly be more intense or authentic. Here, you’ll encounter elephants, big cats, crocodiles, hippos, zebras, giraffes, hyenas, and numerous species of antelope in the wild – often in complete seclusion.
Zambia is the home of professional walking safaris, for everyone who wants to learn more about the interplay of nature, wildlife, and tracking. Whether it’s rustic tented camps, mobile walking or canoe safaris, or luxury lodges in prime locations – Zambia offers the perfect safari experience for every requirement. What moves many travelers most, however, is the fantastic knowledge of the rangers and the extraordinary warmth of the local people, as there is hardly a more authentic way to experience Africa.
Located on the border with Zimbabwe, Victoria Falls are among the most spectacular waterfalls in the world. The sight of the cascading water and the rainbow mist is simply breathtaking.
Zambia is famous for its walking safaris and less-frequented national parks like South Luangwa or Kafue. Here, you can experience wildlife up close and in peace, often without another tourist in sight.
In addition to safaris, there are many adventure activities in Zambia: white-water rafting on the Zambezi River, canoe safaris, fishing on the Zambezi, or even ziplining over Victoria Falls – perfect for active travelers who want to experience nature up close.








Approx. 752,614 km² (more than twice the size of Germany) – approx. 30% of the land area is protected by national parks and GMAs.
Around 20–21 million inhabitants.
Lusaka.
English.
Tropical to seasonally humid climate.
For German, Swiss, and Austrian citizens, no visa is currently required in advance.
Zambian Kwacha
Left-hand traffic
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