Kafue National Park
Welcome to the untamed wilderness of Kafue National Park, where safaris are not just adventures, but epic journeys into the heart of Africa’s wild kingdom! In this enchanting realm, the animal kingdom reigns supreme, and every moment is a brush with the extraordinary. Get ready for an exhilarating ride through diverse landscapes, from lush wetlands to dense woodlands, and catch a glimpse of Africa’s most elusive creatures.
Kafue National Park, located in the heart of Zambia, is a staggering 22,000 km² (8,494 mi²) treasure trove of wildlife and a playground for nature enthusiasts. Here, you’ll embark on a thrilling odyssey where the rhythm of the savannah is your soundtrack and the mesmerizing encounters with majestic lions, stealthy leopards, and an array of other incredible species are your daily companions.
With your binoculars at the ready and a sense of wonder in your heart, we invite you to join us on a journey that will redefine your understanding of nature’s grandeur. From the call of the fish eagle by the river to the rustling of the reeds in the swamp, every moment in Kafue National Park is a story waiting to be told.
Best Time To Visit Kafue on a Safari
Our top tip, Kafue combined with Victoria Falls on the Zambian side is a safari that is not common, but amazing and a ‘safari gem’ as we call it. Do not overlook this combination
Animals on a Safari in Kafue
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