Mainly in the Vic Falls area, the range of adventure and extreme sports activities available has been attracting tourists from all over the world each year. Bunging jumping and freefalling for 110m from the Vic Falls Bridge, abseiling down a sheer rock face overlooking the Bakota Gorge, river rafting down the wild and mighty Zambezi River, breath-taking helicopter and microlights flights over the Victoria Falls, there is enough to fuel any adrenalin seeker.

Zambia experiences 3 seasons: May-August is cool and dry, September-November is hot and dry and it is warm and wet from December-April.

The people of Zambia are considered to be one of the most welcoming and friendly nations and is made up of a colourful mix of people, traditions and cultures. There is a conscious effort to preserve traditions that have been passed down from generation to generation. The open ceremonies where visitors are invited are colourful and magnificent events with much symbolism in their dancing and drumming.

Even though Zambia is considered a yellow fever risk area, a yellow fever certificate is not mandatory when entering Zambia, unless arriving from a country that is considered ‘at risk’. You will however definitely need a yellow fever vaccination certificate to enter your next port-of-call when you depart Zambia.

Hepatitis A and Typhoid are both highly recommended by international organisation such as the CDC, WHO and IAMAT.