Liuwa National Park - The Juwel within Zambia

Posted on Wed June 4, 2014.

Voted One of the 20 Top Destination to visit word wide!

The Liuwa Plain National Park in Zambia is one of Africa's greatest wildlife reserves, with a migration to rival the Serengeti's and without doubt one of the most amazing wildlife reserves in Africa - remote and still untouched genuine African wilderness : a "must" for all Safari Fans.

Testimonials

Tried hard to accomodate for my needs and my request.

We went with my brother ,his wife and 2 other persons, appreciated the small group numbers. We were blessed to see all animals on our wish list except Cheetah. It was amazing. Andrew our guide went out of his way to show us animals and teach us about animal behaviour. He has a great deal to organise and manage over the 2 weeks ,he did it well! It was... Read More

- Sherine, September 2024

Australia
Highlights Lodgetour

It is our last day in Zambia. We have had a wonderful time and the safari could not have been better.We have loved the National Parks that we visited as they are all very special in the own way.We have seen a multitude of animals especially lions but also the Wild Dogs and Leopards plus all the other animals that make up Africa. We were very lucky to have... Read More

- Jan M.

Australia
Well organized, extremely dedicated, exiting and wonderful

The two guides Doc and Moses were the perfect team to make us absolutely happy on the 6 day trip to Kafue Nationa l Park. We learned so much about nature, the „small, the big and the ugly five' from them, they took us to the most beautiful places and campsite and they were cooking better than any 4-star hotel. We had fun, we had peaceful moments and a... Read More

- Monika H., August 2023
It has been a great trip - Thanks!

We are heading on our journey home sadly.We all adored Moses and Lamik (Lamik was so knowledgeable and much better than the guide at the other lodges we had been. He shared so much with us and taught us lots about everything from the plants and birds to insects as well as the bigger animals. The girls really got a lot out of visiting the village.

- Emma W., July 2023

UK