A COUNTRY OF WIDE OPEN SPACES, RICH IN WILDLIFE.
DISCOVER AN ASSORTMENT OF WATERFALLS, RAPIDS AND FLUMES, INCLUDING THE WORLD-RENOWNED VICTORIA FALLS!
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POINTS OF INTEREST
Batoka Gorge | Cocktail cruise on the Zambezi River | Devils Pool, the ultimate infinity pool | Livingstone, the 'Adventure Centre' | Lower Zambezi National Park | Victoria Falls: ‘Mosi-oa-Tunya’ (the Smoke that Thunders) | South Luangwa National Park (‘Valley of the Leopard’) | Luangwa River (Africas’ highest hippo population) | Water activities include fishing, canoeing & sunset cruises.
access
Most nationalities do not require a visa to enter Zambia (see list *accurate as of publication date)
By Air: Kenneth Kaunda International Airport (LUN), ± 14 km from Lusaka.
Other Airports: Livingstone Airport (LVI)
By Road: There are 8 border crossings into Zambia, via Angola, Botswana, DRC, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, Tanzania and Zimbabwe.
Language & currency
Language: English is the official language. Bemba is the most commonly spoken African language.
Currency: Zambian Kwacha (ZMK). USD and major currencies are widely accepted (it’s advised to have some local currency).
climate
Zambia experiences three main seasons: Cool & dry from May - August | Hot & dry in September and October | Warm & wet from November through to April.
Travel Tip: Wildlife viewing and photography is best from May to October, during the dry season, as the animals congregate around rivers and waterholes.