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We designed this itinerary to combine Zambia’s wild beauty with the calm of Lake Malawi, blending adventure, wildlife and time to slow down.
Perfect for couples, families and small groups, this safari can be tailored to suit your pace and interests.
Livingstone, set along the Zambezi River, is home to the remarkable Victoria Falls and a range of experiences from relaxed river cruises to high-adrenaline adventures.
Set on the banks of the Zambezi River, Livingstone offers a balance of natural wonder and activity. The nearby Victoria Falls is one of Africa’s most impressive sights, and there are plenty of ways to experience it, whether from the ground, the air, or the water. Beyond the falls, the area offers wildlife viewing, river safaris and a laid-back atmosphere to ease into your journey.
During your time here, you can explore the falls at your own pace or choose from a range of activities. Game drives in Mosi-Oa-Tunya National Park offer the chance to see white rhino, while boat cruises along the Zambezi are perfect for a slower afternoon. For those looking for something more adventurous, options like white-water rafting, bungee jumping and microlight flights are all available. There’s also plenty of time to simply enjoy the river setting and relax at camp.
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Waterberry River Lodge is a tranquil, boutique lodge nestled on the banks of the Zambezi River, just a short distance from Victoria Falls. Offering a peaceful retreat away from the crowds, the lodge provides a unique blend of relaxation and adventure. Its thatched cottages, set in lush gardens, offer stunning river views, creating a serene atmosphere for guests.
South Luangwa National Park is one of Africa’s last great wilderness areas, known for its rich wildlife and the winding Luangwa River that sustains it.
South Luangwa is a place we always return to for its raw, unspoilt feel. The Luangwa River and its lagoons attract an incredible concentration of wildlife, making every drive or walk rewarding. Far in from crowds, it offers an authentic safari experience in a landscape that still feels truly wild.
Your days here are flexible and shaped around what you’d most like to experience. Game drives and walking safaris are the highlights, with chances to see elephant, lion, leopard, giraffe and more, along with exceptional birdlife. You can also visit local projects or nearby villages for a glimpse into daily life, or spend time at Tribal Textiles. Evenings often extend into night drives, offering the opportunity to spot nocturnal wildlife before returning to camp.
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Pumulani sits on the shores of Lake Malawi, known as the “Lake of Stars”, where clear waters and quiet beaches offer the perfect place to unwind.
After your safari, Lake Malawi provides a complete change of pace. Set along one of the most beautiful stretches of shoreline, Pumulani is all about open space, calm waters and time to relax. It’s a place to slow down, whether by the beach, by the pool or out on the lake.
You can spend your days here as actively or as leisurely as you like. Swim in the clear freshwater lake, head out snorkeling or kayaking, or try sailing and fishing. For those interested in exploring, guided village walks offer insight into local life, while diving reveals the lake’s colourful cichlid fish. Sunset dhow cruises are a favourite way to end the day, though many guests simply choose to unwind and take in the surroundings.
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