A whopping 30 per cent of Zambia’s landmass is set aside for the conservation of its precious wildlife. There are 20 National Parks in the country and a further 34 “game management areas”. Many of the more remote National Parks are relatively undeveloped, however this makes them the perfect place to head to for an exciting and unique African wilderness experience. Start your adventure at Mosi-oa-Tunya, the incredible Victoria Falls.  Then set off on an exciting walking safari in South Luangwa, before heading for the remote and untouched Kafue National Park to see huge herds of grazers and many predators on the vast flood plains.  Lower Zambezi National Park, on the banks of the Zambezi River is a great place to enjoy boat-based game viewing and see many Elephant.