4. Leading
the way in Sustainable Tourism - Zambia has been paving the way for other destinations to follow in terms of sustainability, with South Luangwa given the status of being the one of the first sustainable wildlife parks by UNWTO. The Lower Zambezi also has been named the world’s first national park to achieve a carbon neutral status for the second year in a row.
5. A Safe Haven for Families – Zambia is an unforgettable paradise for families, as many camps have introduced a more family – friendly approach, with activities that will engage all the family and will excite even the
youngest of safari goers.
6.Canoe on the Lower Zambezi or Kafue River– Whether on the iconic Zambezi or on the picturesque Kafue River, this adventure allows visitors to see wildlife from a whole new perspective. The Lower Zambezi provides high quality
game viewing from hippos, crocodiles, to elephants and lions walking along the banks. Whereas the Kafue River is less about sightings and more about viewing inaccessible areas and exploring parts of the river many have not explored.
7.The Diverse Range of National Parks – The number of good quality parks that have a sheer abundance of wildlife, makes Zambia a truly unique destination, with the choice of South Luangwa National Park, Kafue National Park and the Lower Zambezi. Which rank amongst some of the finest national parks in the world, with visitors likely to spot lions, leopards, zebras, elephants, giraffes and even wild
dogs.