Things to do in Lower Zambezi National Park
Discover the best attractions and experiences Lower Zambezi National Park has to offer
Historic Monuments
Lower Zambezi National Park is primarily a wildlife and river experience, with few formal monuments in the immediate area.
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Museums
The focus here is on nature and safaris rather than museums.
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Religious Monuments
Religious landmarks are not a major draw in this park-focused region.
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National & Theme Parks
Within Lower Zambezi National Park you’ll find world-class river safaris and wildlife experiences.
Lower Zambezi National Park
A pristine park along the Zambezi River, famed for canoe safaris, walking safaris, and abundant wildlife.
Lower Zambezi Canoeing Trail
Guided paddling safaris that take you close to elephants, hippos, and waterbirds along the winding river.
Zambezi River Boat Safari
Relaxing river cruises ideal for spotting crocodiles, hippos, and birds while enjoying scenery.
Walking Safari in Lower Zambezi
Guided on-foot safaris through riverine forests and open plains to track wildlife up close.
Neighborhoods
Use nearby towns as bases to reach the park and experience the local area.
Chongwe
Gateway town to the park with riverfront views and access to lodges.
Chirundu
Border town on the Zambezi, a common entry point for visitors heading to the park.
Lusaka
Zambia's capital and air travel hub; a convenient base before heading to the park.
Free Things to Do
Some simple pleasures don’t require a guided activity or a lodge booking.
Sunset on the Zambezi
Find a riverbank spot to watch the sun dip below the horizon over the river.
Birdwatching along the river
Spot kingfishers, herons, and pelicans along the water’s edge.
Stargazing on clear nights
The park’s dark skies offer brilliant views of stars and the Milky Way.
Gastronomy
Indulge in local flavors and river-fresh meals offered by lodges and camps.
Riverfront dining
Try freshly grilled river fish with local sides at lakeside lodges.
Nsima with relish
Experience the staple maize dish served with meat and greens.
Zambian braai nights
Evenings of barbecue featuring local flavors and stories.
Nightlife
Evenings in lodges bring relaxed vibes and occasional performances.
Lodge bar sunsets
Relax with a cocktail while watching the river at dusk.
Cultural performances at camps
Traditional dances and storytelling from local communities.
Live music in camp lounges
Evening tunes and social vibes after a day in the wild.
Entertainment
Educational and creative experiences complement the safari pace.
Movie nights under the stars
Outdoor cinema sessions at some lodges.
Wildlife talks by guides
Short educational talks about wildlife and conservation.
Photography workshops
Guided sessions to capture the river and wildlife on camera.
Sports
Active ways to explore the river and park landscapes.
Canoeing on the Zambezi
Calm paddling safari along the river with wildlife sightings.
Game drives by vehicle
Classic safaris through the park’s savannas and woodlands.
Fishing on the Zambezi
River fishing for tigerfish and other species with a guide.
Off the Track
Go beyond the usual routes to uncover hidden river corners.
Chongwe village cultural encounter
Visit a nearby village to learn about local customs and crafts.
Hidden river bends boat ride
A scenic, less-visited stretch of the Zambezi for quiet wildlife watching.
Photography hides along the river
Hides and viewing points provide quiet chances to shoot birds and mammals.