Luxury safari in Zambia and beach stay in Malawi

Example of a tailor-made journey, fully customisable

Country

Zambie Malawi

Suggested duration

11 days / 8 nights

Ideal periods

June to October

Written request

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The spirit of the journey

A safari in South Luangwa, Zambia, before diving into the turquoise waters of Lake Malawi.
Hard to beat.

On this journey, you will experience these remarkable moments in lodges that are both luxurious and respectful of the environment and local communities.
In South Luangwa, the lodge's highly skilled guides will introduce you to the park's wildlife through 4x4 safaris and walking safaris. Noah's Ark awaits!
After 4 days of safaris, you will take a flight to Lake Malawi.

Set on the stunning island of Likoma in the middle of Lake Malawi, at the heart of Africa, Kaya Mawa — with its pristine white sand beach fringed by dense vegetation — is proof that paradise does exist on earth.

Day by day

Example of a tailor-made journey, fully customisable

SOUTH LUANGWA NATIONAL PARK
After arriving in Lusaka on an overnight flight, you will take a connecting flight to Mfuwe and South Luangwa National Park, Zambia.

You will spend 4 days on safari at Chinzombo Lodge, the finest lodge in South Luangwa, set along the Luangwa River within a private concession.

Tucked beneath the shade of towering trees, the 6 steel-and-glass villas each have a private pool and feature a contemporary, chic, eco-conscious architecture that blends seamlessly into the surrounding landscape.

Day and night 4×4 safaris combined with walking safaris reveal the park’s exceptional wildlife, before you fly on to Likoma Island on Lake Malawi.

Kaingo South Luangwa, Zambie

Parc national de South Luangwa

Le parc national de South Luangwa, grand de 9 000km², est le lieu de naissance des safaris à pied.
C'est un patchwork de différents écosystèmes, tant les parties sud, centre et nord du parc sont différentes.
Entre forêts, mopanes, végétation luxuriante et arbres géants de la rivière, la concentration d’animaux y est parmi les plus importantes d’Afrique grâce à la rivière Luangwa et ses affluents, véritables sources de vie.

Réputé pour ses léopards, ses hippopotames, ses troupeaux d'éléphants et la plus grande concentration de crocodiles du Nil au monde, vous y croiserez également d'autres spécimens comme le buffle, la girafe de Zambie ou le zèbre de Crawshay. Mais c'est finalement votre rencontre avec le lion qui vous marquera le plus.