Backpacking safari in the Luangwa River valley
A unique opportunity to backpack in the remote heartland of the Luangwa River valley in Luambe National Park.
the natural way to explore wilderness
On a backpacking walking safari, hikers carry everything needed and camp out in the wilderness, leave-no-trace style. Water is sourced from nature.
Usually a tent is carried, but Primitive Trials allow sleep-outs. In any case, hikers need to carry several days of food and a camp kitchen kit and be prepared for a pack of up to 15kg.
Backpacking walking safaris can be found in South Africa, Zimbabwe and Zambia.
A unique opportunity to backpack in the remote heartland of the Luangwa River valley in Luambe National Park.
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