At some stage on this day your guide you transfer you from Victoria Waterfront Lodge to Livingstone Airport for your local flight from Livingstone to Lusaka. Here you will find your diver waiting for you at Lusaka Airport who will welcome and help you with your luggage and later transfer you to Mukambi Safari Lodge which will be staying for you two nights in Kafue National Park.

Spend a night in the wild in our spacious family chalets along the Kafue River or bring your own camping gear. Enjoy a day of fishing or simply relax with an evening boat cruise while watching the beautiful sunset over the Kafue River. Indulge in our delicious meals made with the best ingredients or cook your catch of freshly caught fish from the Kafue River. Go game viewing in our specialised safari vehicles or take a walking safari to see a vast range of wild animals in the Kafue National Park. Keep powered up at the lodge with solar power and backup generators.
Experience an opportunity to appreciate the great variety of wildlife, with a morning or night drive in our specially customized safari vehicle and knowledgeable guides. Boat safari or walking safari facilities are also available.

After breakfast on this day your driver will transfer you from Mukambi Safari Lodge to Lusaka Airport where you will connect from Lusaka To Mfuwe in the South Luangwa National Park. Uppon arrival at Mfuwe Airport, your safari guide from Wildlife Camp will welcome you, help you with your luggae and transfer you to Wildlife Camp – during your airport transfer will be interested as you will pass through some villages.

For most visitors, South Luangwa National Park is by far the most practical park to visit in the valley. This is Zambia’s premier wildlife park, with superb wildlife and many excellent camps. This is where the now famous walking safaris started from over 60 years ago and this unique African destination retains some of the finest world-class safari guides.
There are many contenders for the title of Africa's best game park. The Serengeti, Amboseli, Ngorongoro Crater, Etosha, Kruger, Moremi and Mana Pools would certainly be high on the list. South Luangwa has a better claim than most. Some of these other areas will match its phenomenally high game densities. Many others – the lesser known of Africa's parks – will have equally few visitors. One or two also allow night drives, which open up a different, nocturnal world to view, allowing leopards to be commonly seen and even watched whilst hunting.