GROUP TOURAFRICA | ZAMBIAOr visit us on the web www.wildlifeworldwide.com25SUGGESTED ITINERARYDay 1 Depart for Lusaka Day 2 Explore one of Zambia's smallest national parks, Kasanka, in search of many specialist species, including sitatunga, grysbok and blue monkey (BLD) Day 5 Bangweulu is a safari destination for the true connoisseur - a wildlife paradise. You'll stay in a remote camp and enjoy sightings of herds of thousands of black lechwe, the rare shoebill and much, much more (BLD) Day 8 North Luangwa National Park differs from its southern cousin by being virtually unexplored. Here you will discover signifi cant lion, leopard and elephant populations and exploring on foot and in silence will have you overwhelmed by this natural wilderness (BLD) Day 9 Back to Lusaka for an overnight stay and to refl ect on your adventures (BLD)Day 10 Depart for the UK (B) Day 11 Arrive UKDeparture dates Sun 24 Jul - Thu 04 Aug 11 Sun 22 Jul - Thu 02 Aug 12Flight inclusive cost per person From £4995Land only cost per person From £4450Single room supplement Please call us for detailsWhat's included Flights (fl ight inclusive package only), transfers, meals as indicated, nine nights tented campsMax. group size 12Tour code WCSLSHOEBILLS, LECHWE & LUANGWAHighlights. Discover three unexplored habitats . See rare species. Lion, leopard and elephant up-closeA pioneering expedition to Zambia's hidden highlights. Not many people venture to the remote wildernesses of Kasanka, Bangweulu and North Luangwa, which makes them the perfect locations for exclusive wildlife viewing.Wildlife abounds with black lechwe, sitatunga and shoebill among the specialist species you can see, alongside elephants, lions and leopards. Explorations are on foot and by boat, allowing ample opportunity for access to secret areas and great photography.Your accommodation is in camps, which blend perfectly with the environment you're in - only enhancing your truly natural experience.ZAMBIALUSAKANORTH LUANGWANATIONAL PARKBANGWEULUKASANKA NATIONAL PARKMFUWE

BOTSWANAZIMBABWEZAMBIATongabeziToka LeyaSindabeziLivingstoneTownVICTORIA FALLS TOWNKasaneIlala LodgeThe Royal Livingstone HotelThe Zambezi SunVictoria Falls Safari LodgeWaterberryLodge26Talk to an expert 0845 130 6982Victoria FallsLivingstone in Zambia and the town of Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe are towns located on either side of the Falls. The two countries 'share' the Falls, and are linked via a spectacular iron bridge suspended 100 metres above the raging waters below. There are two key national parks in the area for wildlife - on the Zambian side (and upstream from the Falls) is Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park. This is a small park with a chequered history, but which has a good range of wildlife. On the Zimbabwean side is Zambezi National Park, also with great wildlife.The Royal Livingstone Hotel HIGH The Royal Livingstone Hotel is opulent and it is without doubt the best place to view the falls. The luxurious rooms all have superb views of the river. There is a beautiful swimming pool and a large wooden platform beneath a shady tree which projects out over the Zambezi. perfect for sundowners!Zambia and ZimbabweIn focusVictoria Falls is frequently named as one of the world's top three waterfalls. The views are equally spectacular from both Zambia and Zimbabwe. Visitors follow a series of walkways where rainbows gleam through gaps in the dripping rainforest and occasional torrents of water are blown across the paths (especially in the green season). During the dry season months of June to October, water is concentrated into one section of the towering rock face of the gorge, and sometimes you can even walk across the rocks on the Zambian side to sit and wonder at the roaring spectacle. The Falls are at their peak around March and April, when the water and spray shower down on the walkways - it is so intense that you are guaranteed to get absolutely soaked, and the best views are from the air! All the properties we describe below offer visits to the Falls, river trips and excursions to the area's various activities.In fact, the entire area has become a centre for all kinds of outdoor activities, from simple game drives in the area's excellent parks to more adventurous and extreme sports of all kinds - elephant-back riding, canoeing, boating, white-water rafting and, of course, fl ying over the Falls by light aircraft, helicopter and even microlight!