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Half of Victoria Falls' thundering width, walking safaris pioneered in its own national parks, and a wildlife-dense Luangwa Valley that draws far fewer crowds than its neighbors.
Explore Zambia on the map →Closer, wetter access than the Zimbabwean side, with the Knife-Edge Bridge putting visitors directly in the falls' spray.
A natural rock pool right at the lip of the falls, accessible only when water levels drop enough for safe guided swimming.
The birthplace of the modern walking safari, offering close, guided wildlife tracking on foot rather than only from a vehicle.
A 111-metre jump from the bridge spanning the gorge between Zambia and Zimbabwe, with the falls visible in the background.