KAFUE NATIONAL PARK
Zambia’s Biggest Wildlife Stronghold
Kafue National Park is the oldest and largest in Zambia extending over 22,500 sq km, and with more mammal species recorded than any other African reserve. The Busanga Plains at the northern end of the park are a great place to start. These flood plains provide fertile grazing ground for massive herds of buffalo, and are well known for their prides of lions, as well as cheetah, leopards and wild dog.
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LOCATION OF KAFUE NATIONAL PARK
KAFUE NATIONAL PARK HIGHLIGHTS
- Great wildlife viewing with four of the Big Five present
- Big diversity of antelope species
- Remote and undeveloped
- Great night drives, walking safaris and boat safaris
- Great accessibility for self-drive visitors
BEST TIME TO TRAVEL
- Best Time- July to October (The bush is dry, and animals are easy to find)
- High Season -July to October (High season rates may apply; the park never gets busy)
- Low Season -Mid-November to May (Some lodges close during part of the Wet season; low season rates apply)
- Best Weather- April to August (It is cooler and it hardly ever rains)
- Worst Weather- October to March (Hot and wet weather)
KAFUE NATIONAL PARK ACCOMMODATION
The following are some of the lodges that we recommend in Kafue National Park. For information on additional accommodation not featured, please contact us.