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Zambia safaris

Explore Zambia through unforgettable game drives, canoeing and walking safaris. Zambia has for so long been a top destination for safari enthusiasts. The country is landlocked, nonetheless is home various wildlife species and of course the Victoria Falls, a world scenic wonder. Zambia offers remarkable game viewing opportunities in truly wild and remote national parks and reserves with...

4 Zambia itineraries, each one written out day by day. They run from 4 to 9 days. Between them they spend time in 2 parks and reserves.

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Ideas for your trip to Zambia

All 4 itineraries we publish in Zambia, each set out day by day. The areas line on each card names the parks that trip actually spends a day in — it is read off the itinerary itself, not off a brochure.

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Where the days are spent

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The 2 parks and reserves our Zambia itineraries spend a day in, busiest first. The number on each card is how many of those trips go there.

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What you’ll actually get here

  • Itineraries written day by day

    All 116 itineraries on this site are set out day by day, so you can read what each day actually contains before you ask us anything.

  • The parks named, not implied

    We record the 40 parks and reserves our itineraries spend a day in — 2 of them in Zambia — and every trip card names the ones it visits.

  • A shortlist that stays put

    The heart on any trip card keeps that itinerary in your trip planner in this browser, so you can put several side by side before you decide.

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  • A direct line, not a checkout

    There is no booking engine and no payment step here. Tell us which itineraries you have shortlisted and what you would change about them.

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Every figure on this Zambia page is counted from the itineraries we publish. Where we could not verify something, the row is simply not there.

Why travel with us

About Tranquil Safaris

We plan from Kamwokya in Kampala, working alongside the communities our routes pass through, with guides who are as much storytellers as drivers. There are 116 itineraries on this site across 12 countries and 40 parks and reserves — every one written out day by day, and every one able to be rebuilt around the way you actually want to travel, including the Zambia trips above.

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Godwin, a senior Tranquil Safaris guide, standing with a traveller either side of a company four-wheel-drive on red earth, its spare-wheel cover printed with the company name and contact details.
Godwin, Senior Guide Our friendly guides are by your side the whole way.
Bridget Nasasira, Tour Manager, with two travellers at the back of a Tranquil Safaris four-wheel-drive, its spare-wheel cover printed with the company name and contact details.
Bridget Nasasira, Tour Manager

We go in small groups and stay at cozy camps.

A photograph from one of the itineraries that spend a day in South Luangwa.
We show you our favorite paths and spots.

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What you can check

Why travel with Tranquil Safaris?

116 itineraries are published on this site, across 12 destinations; 49 of them run through Uganda, where the company is based and licensed. Any one of them can be read in full — the route, the parks, the nights — before you speak to anybody. What follows is the case for using us, and not one line of it asks you to take our word for it.

  1. The whole trip is written down first

    Every trip of four days or more is set out one day at a time: where the day goes, what happens in it, where the night is spent. The one-, two- and three-day trips are written up in full as prose instead. Nothing is held back until you enquire.

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  2. A park is named only when a day is spent in it

    A trip is listed against a park because its itinerary genuinely spends time there, never because the name turns up in the write-up. 40 parks and reserves are covered on that rule, and each one lists the trips that actually go.

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  3. Small groups, or the vehicle to yourself

    Groups are kept small — typically four to twelve guests — and a private departure can be arranged instead.

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  4. A planner answers, not a checkout

    There is no basket on this site, no price list and no booking engine. Shortlist what interests you in the trip planner, or write from the contact page: the message reaches the people who plan the routes.

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Who you are actually dealing with

  • Licensed by Uganda Tourism Board Licensed tour operator Find us in the register
  • Member of Association of Uganda Tour Operators Full member See the member directory
  • Registered as Tranquil Safaris Ltd
  • Planned from Plot 19 Bukoto Road, Kamwokya, Kampala, Uganda

Over to you

Every trip here starts with a conversation.

Your message goes to the people who plan these trips, not to a booking engine — there is no checkout on this site and nothing to pay here.