Lower Zambezi National Park is a wild and beautiful stretch of park beside the Zambezi River before it flows into the Cahora Bassa Dam. With a backdrop of the dramatic Zambezi Escarpment and frontage of broad floodplains, the park offers a stunning mix of land and water-based safari & activities.

Here, elephants wade through channels, buffalo gather on the riverbanks, and predators like lions and leopards roam the woodlands. Canoe safaris glide past pods of hippos and crocodiles, while anglers try their luck with legendary tigerfish. With few lodges and limited development, Lower Zambezi remains relatively uncrowded and deeply wild - ideal for those seeking a peaceful, immersive safari surrounded by nature at its purest.

The park keeps overnight traffic low, with only a handful of lodges within the park. On the outskirts are several lodge and a few camping options.