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South Luangwa National Park Tours

South Luangwa National Park tours is your one stop shop for one of  Africa’s finest wildlife sanctuaries.
The walking safari originated in this park and today remains one of the most exciting and authentic safari destinations in Africa.

Look forward to finding 60 different animal species and more than 400 different bird species.

South Luangwa National Park

The South Luangwa national park has earned the reputation of being one of the world’s greatest wildlife sanctuaries. 
Acting as a magnet, the Luangwa river and oxbow lagoons attract dense numbers of wildlife.

The variety of predators range from African wild dog to leopards and big game such as buffalo and elephants. 

Birdlife is impressive with more than 400 species of birds including 39 birds of prey. 

South Luangwa walking safaris
South Luangwa National Park

Meandering down the middle of the Great Rift is the Luangwa River, which is the lifeblood of the park. It is a dynamic river which constantly changes its course forming ‘ox bow’ lagoons as it winds through the flood plain.

These lagoons are very important to the ecology of the riverine zone and account for the high carrying capacity of the area.

The changing seasons add to the Park’s richness ranging from dry, bare bushveld in the winter to a lush green wonderland in the summer months.

South Luangwa information

Flatdogs

is a family friendly affordable camp in South Luangwa with a good choice of accommodation options.

Walking safaris in this wilderness offers superb opportunities to really appreciate the abundant wildlife. 

Conservation South Luangwa is an organisation dedicated to protecting Zambia’s wildlife.

Engaging local communities, CSL operates from the centre of Mfuwe village on the doorstep of the famous national park.

Working in conjunction with the Department of National Parks and Wildilfe, their shared goal is to stop poaching and eradicate wildlife trafficking.