Top Zambia Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

Why Book This Tour With Us Your Victoria Falls guided tour gives you the chance to see the waterfalls from both the Zambian and Zimbabwean sides in one seamless experience. We provide reliable service, knowledgeable guides, and comfortable transport, ensuring you get the most out of your visit. With us, you’ll enjoy expert storytelling, breathtaking viewpoints, and stress-free logistics so you can focus on making memories.

The hotel pick ups commerce around 07:00am, guest are transported by road from Livingstone for about 1hr drive to Kazungula one border stop where you shall do your passport formalities for both Zambian and Botswana side just after crossing the newly constructed Kazungula bridge. The guide on Botswana side will be waiting for you, once we met the guide, you drive through to our Botswana office where you shall have a short briefing about the activity. After briefing the guides will decide either to start with a game drive, lunch then river safari cruise or the other way round.This breathtaking river is famous for its rich elephant population, so keep your eyes peeled to spot the wildlife in the water and along the banks. Enjoy a fresh buffet lunch with several options at a beautiful lodge situated on the riverbank.Your open-sided vehicle will allow you to see 360-degrees around you and at great distances over the safari, which is populated with elephants, Cape buffalo,lions,antelopes.

Optimize your chances of seeing white rhino, zebras, and more on this half-day safari tour of Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, with time-saving hotel pickup and drop-off. Benefit from the expertise of your private guide as you explore the park on a game drive, then park up by the river for a light picnic, before continuing on foot for a more intimate glimpse of the flora and fauna.

See Victoria Falls from both Zimbabwe and Zambia on one guided experience. This tour gives you access to viewpoints on each side of the Zambezi River, allowing you to follow the falls across the gorge and understand how the landscape, water flow, and viewing angles change from one country to the other. Start on the Zimbabwe side, where you walk through Victoria Falls National Park and stop at several viewpoints directly facing the main curtain of water. Continue to the historic bridge that connects Zimbabwe and Zambia and cross into Zambia for a second perspective from Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park. On the Zambian side, paths take you closer to the river and along Knife-Edge Bridge, where you look into the gorge and watch the river disappear over the edge. Your guide shares information about the waterfall, the river system, and the history of the border. This is the best way to experience Victoria Falls in one day without choosing between the two sides

Get incredible views of Victoria Falls, from multiple angles, that would not be possible at ground level. This helicopter tour takes you over the mighty Falls, the Batoka Gorge, the Zambezi River, and the wildlife-filled Zambezi National Park. Helicopters have bubble windows to ensure that you don't miss a thing.

Discover the rich cultural heritage of the Toka-Leya people on a guided tour of Mukuni Village, one of Zambia's oldest traditional settlements. Just a short drive from Livingstone, this immersive experience allows you to engage with locals, explore traditional huts, and learn about the village's customs and history. Enjoy the opportunity to meet the village chief (subject to availability) and shop for authentic handmade crafts, all while supporting sustainable community tourism. This educational tour is perfect for families and anyone interested in authentic cultural experiences. - Guided tour led by local villagers for an authentic perspective - Explore traditional huts, kitchens, and craft workshops - Opportunity to meet the village chief and learn about local customs - Ideal for both adults and children, fostering cultural education

After a busy day of wildlife watching or city sightseeing, unwind on this Zambezi River sunset cruise. Look out for hippos, crocodiles, and waterbucks as you enjoy snacks and a complimentary beverage and soak up dusk-lit views across Zambezi National Park from the catamaran deck. Hotel pickup and drop-off ensures a hassle-free evening.

Venture over the border from Zambia to Botswana for a full-day safari of Chobe National Park, famous for its large herds of elephants and buffaloes. Join a small group for a combination river-and-land safari so you can maximize your wildlife viewings. In addition to elephants and buffaloes, you may also spot hippos, crocodiles, zebras, giraffes, and several species of birds.

Experience Zambia through the eyes of the community with this privately hosted cultural experience in Mulube Village. Discover traditions, storytelling, daily life, ancestral beliefs, and customs that continue to shape rural Zambia. Join interactive activities and gain insight into family life, farming practices, music, traditional games, and local crafts. Everything you experience is genuine, lived, and shared by the community itself — never staged or performed for tourists. Explore the remarkable Leopard Hill Caves, meet village elders, capture beautiful moments, and experience the warmth and spirit that make Zambia so special. Highlights • Privately hosted cultural experience • Visit to Leopard Hill Caves • Traditional welcome and introductions • Storytelling and hands-on activities • Interactive games, music and cultural experiences • Family-friendly, educational and meaningful • Authentic connections with the local community • Ideal for travellers seeking authentic experiences

Navigate the river of Zambezi on this magnificent sunset cruise. Riding on the boat you'll navigate a six-kilometer stretch of river that culminates with the spray from the waterfall sits on the horizon as you look out over the stunning scenery. See wildlife, including hippos, crocodiles, elephants and birds in their natural environment. Relax and enjoy snacks and a beverage while watching a truly picturesque sunset.

See the Victoria Falls from the best spots in the company of an experienced guide, the Victoria falls rain forest, boiling pot and the headland across the Knife edge bridge.

If you only have a short amount of time in Chobe National Park, exploring with a guided tour is the best way to go. This tour provides all of the transportation logistics to easily get you from your hotel, across the border, and onto a safari boat cruise and afternoon game drive so that you can see the animals you most want to see. Throughout the day, guides give you plenty of insight into local culture and wildlife and help you spot animals you might miss on your own.

There is something special about being on a steam train; sounds you can't hear anywhere else, the smooth ride, or just knowing that you’re on a machine that was invented almost 200 years ago. Add to that wonderful sights to observe and dinner on board, plus convenient hotel pickup, and you’ve got an amazing half-day journey. This is a perfect trip for couples, groups, or even solo.

Located in the north of the country, Chobe is Botswana's third largest park, has its main geographical features of lush flood plains and dense woodland of mahogany, teak and other hardwoods now largely reduced by heavy elephant pressure. The Chobe River which flows along the Northeast border of the park, is a major watering spot, especially in the dry season (May through October) for large breeding herds of elephants, as well as families of giraffe, sable and cape buffalo. The flood plains are the only place in Botswana where the puku antelope can be seen. Birding is also excellent here. Large numbers of carmine bee eaters are spotted in season. When in flood various species of stork, duck and other waterfowl flock to the area. This is likely Chobe's most visited section, in large part because of its proximity to the Victoria Falls. The town of Kasane, situated just downstream, is the most important town of the region and serves as the northern entrance to the park.

Victoria Falls—spanning more than a mile (1.6 kilometers) across the cliffs between Zimbabwe and Zambia—is known as the largest sheet of falling water in the world. The magnitude of the natural wonder makes it impossible to take in the entire attraction from one country. That’s why this guided tour includes excursions on both sides of the falls, while also exploring the history and culture of the area.

Get a chance to take a dip on the edge of the iconic Victoria Falls. During this unique swimming excursion, you’ll head to the area known as the “Devil’s Swimming Pool.” Only 24 people are allowed at a time into the protected area on Livingstone Island, so you’ll be ensured a guaranteed spot.

Embark on a memorable wildlife experience with Sitali S Travel and Tours as you explore the breathtaking Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, one of Zambia’s most accessible and rewarding safari destinations. This combined Game Drive and Short Rhino Walk offers guests the perfect blend of adventure, education, and close encounters with Africa’s magnificent wildlife — all within a few hours. The park is home to a wide variety of wildlife including elephants, giraffes, buffaloes, zebras, impalas, kudus, warthogs, hippos, crocodiles, and an incredible diversity of bird species. While on the drive, your experienced safari guide will share fascinating insights about the park’s ecosystem, animal behavior, and conservation efforts.

What makes this experience truly unique is the rare opportunity to stand, swim, and dine on the edge of Victoria Falls something only a handful of places in the world can offer. Unlike ordinary sightseeing tours, this adventure takes you onto the historic Livingstone Island, where Dr. David Livingstone first viewed the falls in 1855. Depending on the season, you'll swim in either the famous Devil's Pool or Angel's Pool, natural infinity pools formed at the very edge of the waterfall. Guided by experienced professionals, you'll safely enjoy an adrenaline-filled experience while surrounded by the thunder and mist of the mighty Zambezi River. To complete the adventure, you'll be welcomed with a refreshing hibiscus drink and enjoy a delicious breakfast on the island, combining world-class hospitality, history, breathtaking scenery, and an unforgettable bucket-list experience in one incredible tour.

Embark on an enriching journey through the vibrant heart of Livingstone, Zambia, a town steeped in history, culture, and authentic charm. This comprehensive guide will lead you through a captivating exploration, showcasing the town’s historical landmarks, bustling markets, and hidden gems. Whether you’re a history buff, a food enthusiast, or simply seeking an authentic Zambian experience, Livingstone has something for everyone. Begin your journey at the Livingstone Museum, a treasure trove of Zambia’s rich history and cultural heritage. Explore fascinating exhibits showcasing archaeological artefacts, traditional crafts, historical photographs, and memorabilia related to the town’s namesake, the renowned explorer Dr. David Livingstone. Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Mukuni Market, a bustling hub of local crafts and souvenirs. Discover unique handcrafted items.

Explore the Zambian side of Victoria Falls when you take this sightseeing tour that begins in Livingstone. Walk through the lush rain forest, keeping an eye out for the local flora and fauna, and visit several lookouts to admire the falls from various angles. You also visit the “boiling pot” and the Knife Edge Bridge during your tour.

Take a guided tour of Livingstone by mountain bike for about three hours. You’ll get to immerse yourself in culture and tradition to learn the intricacies of African life from your guide. This is local interaction at its finest. Make sure to wear clothes suitable for cycling and walking. Drink and eat complimentary water and snacks along the way.

Not only will you get a chance to see elephants, giraffes, and zebras, but you’ll also get to get up close and personal with rhinos on this small-group tour. You’ll be on a game drive in Mosi Oa Tunya National Park, LIvingstone, where you can find endangered rhinos. Your guide will take you to the best spots for viewing, so make sure your cameras are charged and ready.

Visiting the Mukuni Village is one of those insightful experiences that stays in your memory for a long time. This community of around 5000 people lives in its own way, and you’ll get a glimpse of it with this half-day tour. If you love learning about new cultures, this is a tour that you don’t want to miss. Plus, you get to see Chief Mukuni's Palace and its spectacular throne.