If you think about a park in Zambia Kafue National Park probably isn’t the first one that comes to mind. Here five reasons why to visit Kafue National Park
Browsing Category Zambia
Back in Zambia and on our way to Zimbabwe
We went from Cape Maclear to Liliongwe and crossed the border of Zambia again. After two days of driving we reached Zimbabwe for the first time.
Morning Pictures Zambia
Waking up everyday to the magnificent country that Zambia is. Here are all the morning photos we took in this wild country!
South and North Luangwa
Watch our video about South and North Luangwa, Zambia. We had to cross rivers, sandy roads and a scary pontoon.
South Luangwa
Before we entered South Luangwa a herd of elephants crossed the road in front us. In the afternoon we saw ‘Ginger’ the lion with ten others. They were exhausted of the night before because they killed a buffalo.
Kafue National Park Video
We decided to head to Kafue National Park. We knew that we were going for a ‘road less travelled’. We had to take the ‘cordon road’. We drove all day. It soon became clear that…
From Lusaka to Chipata
We stopped at Katete and ended up at the Tiko community center. This place is owned by a German lady together with the locals from the village. You can eat, sleep and buy local products here and all the proceedings go to the local community. We decided to camp here which means you can pitch your tent in the village.
Kafue National Park Campsite
We were astonished by how gorgeous the Itezhi Tezhi lake was. We followed the beautiful lake view drive to get to our campsite. Because we couldn’t stay at the campsite we stayed at the lodge Konkamoya which was wonderful! After two days we went further north to Kasabushi and were treated with some amazing wildlife!
Into the wild in Zambia – Kafue
We decided to head to Kafue National Park. We knew that we were going for a ‘road less travelled’. We had to take the ‘cordon road’. We drove all day. It soon became clear that we would never make it to the campsite that night. We started looking for a place to pitch our tent and ended up at the airstrip with Steven.
Victoria Falls
The big thing in Livingstone are the Victoria Falls though. The falls are located at the border of Zimbabwe and Zambia. Since it only stopped raining a couple of weeks ago there is a tremendous amount of water in the Zambezi river that leads to the falls. It also happened to be full moon that night.