6 Days trip in Zambia

Day 1

1. Victoria Falls

   120 minutes

   Take a tour of the breathtaking Victoria Falls, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. Hike to the different viewpoints and feel the mist of the falls on your face.

2. Zambezi National Park

   240 minutes

   Join a guided safari game drive through Zambezi National Park. See elephants, lions, buffaloes and much more of Africa's iconic wildlife in their natural habitat.

3. The Boma Restaurant

   150 minutes

   Enjoy an immersive cultural experience at the Boma Restaurant, where you'll have a traditional Zimbabwean dinner while watching cultural performances, such as traditional music, dance, and drumming.

Day 2

1. Chobe National Park

   360 minutes

   Embark on a full-day safari tour of Chobe National Park, home to the largest elephant population in the world along with other iconic African animals like leopards, lions, and giraffes. Take breathtaking pictures of the park's scenery and savannah landscapes.

2. Chobe Safari Lodge

   120 minutes

   In the evening, enjoy a relaxing dinner at Chobe Safari Lodge. Experience a perfect balance between wildlife and warm hospitality with remarkable views and beautiful ambiance.

Day 3

1. Livingstone Island

   180 minutes

   Visit Livingstone Island, a beautiful sandbank at the edge of the Victoria Falls where you can walk around, swim, sunbathe, and enjoy the best view of Victoria Falls as you watch the Zambezi River plunge down the Batoka Gorge at a 90-degree angle.

2. Devil's Pool

   240 minutes

   Head to Devil's Pool, a natural rock pool located within a few meters of the edge of Victoria Falls. Take a dip in the pool, which offers an unparalleled panoramic view of the falls and the surrounding area.

3. The Royal Livingstone Hotel

   150 minutes

   Indulge in a fine dining experience at The Royal Livingstone Hotel, a colonial-style five-star hotel built on the banks of the Zambezi River overlooking Victoria Falls. Savor exquisite cuisine in a tranquil and elegant environment.

Day 4

1. Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park

   360 minutes

   Go on a safari game drive in Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, which covers an area of 66 square kilometers and has abundant wildlife that includes elephant, white rhino, buffalo, giraffe, and other species. Take a guided bush walk or game drive through thick bush and riverine forests.

2. Fezbar

   150 minutes

   Enjoy a dinner with a twist of nightlife at Fezbar. This vibrant bar and eatery serves cocktails, pizzas, burgers, and tapas dishes in a relaxed outdoor courtyard with fire pits.

Day 5

1. Zambia National Park

   300 minutes

   Join a guided tour of Zambia National Park, a pristine wilderness area that preserves the vast swathes of the savannah ecosystem. Featured animals in the reserve include several species of antelope, buffalo, zebra, and giraffe.

2. Café Zambezi

   120 minutes

   Grab dinner at Cafe Zambezi, a go-to restaurant for traditional African cuisine. Try various specialties like bream fish and nshima (a porridge-like dish made from maize flour) while taking in the ambiance and warmth of the place.

Day 6

1. The Victoria Falls Bridge

   180 minutes

   Visit the Victoria Falls Bridge, a rail and pedestrian bridge that is situated across the Zambezi River, linking Zimbabwe and Zambia. Take a walk on the bridge while admiring the stunning views of Victoria Falls and Batoka Gorge below.

2. Crocodile Park

   120 minutes

   Visit Crocodile Park, located approximately 20 minutes outside Victoria Falls. Take a guided tour of the reptile enclosures, including a breeding pool that houses crocodiles of all ages. Get a chance to even touch a crocodile!