Remote Wildlife Safaris Your first safari experience is one of the most special. From your lodge on the Lower Zambezi you’ll head downriver by canoe - drifting past elephants and hippos is simply magical! From here you head north to the huge and remote Kafue NP. Discover numerous natural habitats and great wildlife opportunities without the tourists. The little visited Lochinvar NP is a haven for birdlife and herds of lechwe antelope. Chobe Elephants & Victoria Falls Chobe is said to be home to some 120,000 elephants and offers fantastic opportunities to see large herds as they come down to the river to drink. The finale of your adventure is at the impressive mile wide Victoria Falls. The Zambezi River crashes into the Batoka Gorge providing one of the most unforgettable sights in Africa. There’s time to view the falls and try one of the many adrenalin fuelled activities! Victoria Falls Activities There are various optional activities to suit all levels of bravery at Victoria Falls. You could opt for a bird’s-eye view of the falls by flying over them or, for a closer somewhat wetter! encounter with the Zambezi, an exhilarating white water rafting trip – definitely not for the faint-hearted. River boarding, bungee jumping and gorge swinging are also on offer. Responsible Travel The community bordering Lochinvar NP is assisted by funds raised from entrance fees and fishing permits; the park also provides much-needed employment including staff for anti-poaching patrols. | 
