Things To Do
in Zambia

Visit the breathtaking Victoria Falls and experience activities such as bungee jumping, ziplining, and gorge swinging.

Embark on a wildlife safari in South Luangwa National Park or Kafue National Park to see diverse wildlife including elephants, hippos, and big cats.

Enjoy a guided canoeing adventure on the Zambezi River, taking in the stunning scenery and spotting wildlife along the way.

Experience the adrenaline rush of white water rafting on the Zambezi River, known for its exhilarating rapids.

Explore the scenic beauty and diverse birdlife while hiking in the Blue Lagoon National Park located in the Kafue Flats.

A stunning national park located along the Zambezi River, offering various hiking trails with wildlife viewing opportunities.

Famous for its walking safaris, this park features scenic hiking routes through diverse landscapes and rich wildlife.

One of the largest parks in Africa, Kafue offers a mix of hiking paths and wildlife encounters in its varied ecosystems.

Located near Livingstone, these trails provide breathtaking views of the Victoria Falls and surrounding landscapes.

A smaller, urban hiking option in Lusaka that offers well-maintained trails and views of local flora.

This park along the shores of Lake Tanganyika features remote hiking spots with opportunities for bird watching and unique ecosystems.

Located in Johannesburg, South Africa, this is the busiest airport in Africa and serves as a major international gateway.

Located in Harare, Zimbabwe, this is the primary airport serving Zimbabwe and a regional hub for flights in Southern Africa.

Located near Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, this airport serves international travelers visiting the famous natural wonder and surrounding region.

Located in Lilongwe, Malawi, this airport serves as the main international gateway to Malawi.

Located in Nairobi, Kenya, this airport is one of the busiest in East Africa and serves as a major hub for international flights.

The largest ethnic group in Zambia, primarily found in the northern regions.

A significant ethnic group mainly located in the eastern regions, particularly in and around Lusaka.

Predominantly found in the Southern Province, this group is known for its agricultural practices.

Located in Western Zambia, particularly in the Barotse Floodplain, known for their rich cultural heritage.

Mainly found in central Zambia, this group has cultural ties to neighboring Malawi.

Located in the North-Western Province, known for their farming and fishing communities.

Found in the northwestern parts of Zambia, particularly in the Zambezi district.

Predominantly found in Eastern Province, known for their agricultural practices.

This group is associated with the Eastern Province and shares cultural practices with the Nsenga.

Includes various smaller groups such as the Ngoni, Bemba, and others.

Football is the most popular sport in Zambia, with a strong following and local leagues such as the Zambia Super League. The national team, known as Chipolopolo, has a passionate fan base.

Netball is widely played, especially among women in schools and communities. Zambia has a national women's netball team that competes in international tournaments.

Rugby has been growing in popularity, with a number of clubs and regional competitions. Zambia competes at various levels, including international matches.

Zambia has produced several notable athletes, particularly in middle and long-distance events. The country participates actively in regional and international athletics competitions.

Basketball is becoming increasingly popular, especially among the youth. Local leagues and school competitions are common, and Zambia has a national basketball team.