Walking in the wild promises many special wonders, like coming upon animals on foot and that moment when you look at one another in startled awe. The pace and proximity allows access many of the micro sights you often miss. SEE A SAMPLE ITINERARY »
A walking safari is perfect for adventurers and those looking for a really involving wildlife and wilderness experience.
The Luwi River in Zambia meanders through some of the most remote areas of the South Luangwa National Park. This seasonal sand river carves its way across the Northern sector of the park through dramatically varying habitats to the confluence with the Luangwa River at Kakuli Camp. There are three camps, which you will walk between, along the course of this beautiful and dynamic river. The eponymous Luwi Camp which has been described as “the best little bush camp in Africa” is the starting point for the walking adventure, exploring the wild areas up towards the source of the Luwi where no other people ever go. Then a few days are spent at Nsolo, downstream of Luwi and at Kakuli with its wide views high on the banks of the Luangwa. Guests can also opt for a night or two out under the stars with just a mossie net, a guide and a scout for company and camp fires to ward off nocturnal visitors, miles from “civilization”.
