Best places for walking in Zambia
South Luangwa, where walking safaris were pioneered by Norman Carr back in the 1960s, has a reputation as one of the best and most accessible walking areas in Zambia. Most of the camps and lodges are geared for walking to varying degrees, from daily bush-walks to exclusive walking safaris over a number of days.
The North Luangwa is almost exclusively used for walking safaris with only a handful of operators offering trips. It is less accessible but well worth the effort.
It is possible to walk in the Lower Zambezi among a range of activities that also include game drives and river trips. There is less of an emphasis here than in the Luangwa Valley.
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