Discover the best attractions and experiences Kafue National Park has to offer
Explore engineering feats and historical sites linked to the Kafue landscape.
A prominent hydroelectric dam on the Kafue River, symbolizing Zambia's mid- to late-20th-century infrastructure.
A large reservoir and dam on the Kafue River that powers the region and creates scenic views.
While the park area is nature-focused, nearby towns offer cultural collections.
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No well-known religious monuments within the park boundaries; youβll mostly find spiritual sites in nearby towns.
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Within Kafue National Park, you can explore expansive plains and riverine habitats.
A vast floodplain famous for dramatic wildlife concentrations, especially during the dry season.
An expansive area in the south of the park, excellent for game viewing and plains zebras.
Scenic spots along the Kafue River offering birdlife and sunset silhouettes.
Explore distinct zones inside the park that offer different wildlife experiences.
Open grassland zone famed for lion sightings and huge herds.
A southern plains area with diverse mammals and quiet riverine corners.
Low-cost ways to experience the park's wildlife and scenery.
Scan the riverbanks for egrets, pelicans, and a variety of waterfowl.
Find a viewpoint and enjoy the changing colors as day ends.
Clear night skies offer spectacular star views near lodges.
Lodges serve local and continental dishes with riverfront settings.
Sample regional flavors and fresh ingredients in a riverfront setting.
Local dishes and international favorites during camp-style meals.
Remote-bush meals with game-inspired ingredients and regional produce.
Evenings bring campfire storytelling, wildlife viewing and starlit dinners.
Evening meals set under the open sky in remote camp settings.
Guides share insights about nocturnal wildlife after sunset.
Cultural experiences from local staff and camp performances.
Local performers showcase Zambian dance and drumming.
Short talks on wildlife, conservation and local culture.
Active options in the heart of wilderness.
Seasonal fishing opportunities with local guides.
Guided hikes focusing on avian species.
Ventures into more remote or active experiences.
Slow, guided walks to learn tracks, signs and plants.
Glide along river channels for waterbirds and hippos.
Overnight mobile camping in the heart of the plains.