Enjoy the African bush veldt and the Zambezi River riding along the riverbanks on the back of a horse. Whether you are an experienced rider or a novice it is a very pleasant and peaceful way to see game and enjoy the birds and the ride. Animals are less disturbed by a person on a horse and it is quite possible to watch game at very close quarters (sightings are not guaranteed).

Commercial rafting first started on the Zambezi River in 1981 and since then this activity has grown in popularity to the point where a rafting trip on the Zambezi is now a regular feature in many tourist itineraries. Spectacular scenery, sunshine, warm water and superb rapids all make this one of the greatest white water rafting venues in the world.

Push the limits and feel the force as you explore rough terrain on the back of a quad bike. These ultimate adventure vehicles allow both the novice and experienced rider to explore the area at their own leisurely pace. Take in the panoramic views and possible wildlife sightings with friends and family under the supervision of  a qualified guide

Probably the best way to appreciate the beauty, peace and wildlife of the Zambezi River above the Falls is to canoe on the mighty Zambezi through narrow channels and drift down past stretches of one of Africa’s most enchanted rivers. Paddle past crossing elephants and hippo pools and spot abundant birdlife and game as you drift past The Zambezi Game Park and Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park.

The ultimate safari experience is a day trip to Chobe National Park in Botswana, which boasts Africa’s Big Five and the world’s largest elephant population. The game cruise on the Chobe River brings you close to brilliant bird life, pods of watering hippos, primeval crocodiles and elephants, breath-taking in their sheer number.

Any visit to Southern Africa would not be complete without a stay in Livingstone to view the majestic Victoria Falls and experience the thrilling activities that go with it. The Falls are commonly described as one of The Seven Natural Wonders of the World and Zambia boasts some of the most spectacular views.

When the moon is full and the sky is relatively clear and when the Victoria Falls are at their peak flow, huge rainbows appear through the mist at night. The light of the moon is refracted through the spray that rises up from the base of the Victoria Falls.

Dr David Livingstone was paddled in a dugout canoe through swift rapids towards the roar and rising cloud of mist suspended above a cliff over which the whole of the mile wide Zambezi River plunged. The ‘Makoro’ (canoe) paddlers skilfully landed him on ‘Goat Island’ (now known as Livingstone Island) right on the lip of the chasm.