Kafue National Park in Kapiri Mposhi

Busanga plains are a must for the Safari connoisseur

Amazing, under the radar park, with tons of potential to see literally a plethora of animals! Definitely recommend classic zambia safari tours!

Wonderful seeing lions , elephants and other animals amazing

Just passed through heading west

Kafue national Park is one of the biggest Park in Africa where you get to see different kind of animals and it has some interesting things to view a long. It has good roads for Safari viewing.

Nice, peaceful and loving place to relax,refresh and for meditation

There is just a lot of wildlife to to watch.

The game is not as plentiful as South Luangwa but the Kafue is spectacular. Mukambi was exceptional!

Its has one of the beautiful animals on earth the views are incredible and perfect and you can surely enjoy been here

Amazing Experience self driving in the national park. Some routes couldnt be taken because of the season but we got to see many elephants(Quite aggressive so dont get too closewe saw some lions and buffaloes, puku, zebra, birds and many creatures. We where pretty lucky to have found all these animals right along the main stretch

A great place for getting away from civilization. Peaceful, but by no means quiet - theres always the chirping of one bird or another or the incessant cry of a hornbill (our son thought it was the cry of a human baby!And of course, at night theres the occasional roar of a lion. The camp staff at Mayukuyuku camp said the lions were within 500 metres of our tent! The game-drives were good and the small downside is that some roads are not accessible during this (rainseason, so the number of animals to be seen is potentially reduced.

Kafue National Park, park, south-central Zambia. Established in 1950 and located about 200 miles (322 kmwest of Lusaka, the park covers an area of 8,650 square miles (22,400 square kmand consists of a vast and gently undulating plateau, situated along the middle reaches of the Kafue River and its two tributaries, the Lufupa and the Lunga. The vegetation is lush and green, varying from mixed forest, thicket, woodland, and grass in the south to broad alluvial grassland and patches of evergreen forests in the north. Perennial swamps in the northwest drain into the Lufupa River via the Busanga floodplains. The park’s wildlife includes hippopotamus, buffalo, zebra, elephant, black rhinoceros, lion, sable, oribi, kudu, impala, roan antelope, eland, lechwe, gnu, sitatunga, duiker, and crocodile. There are numerous bird species, including openbill, saddlebill, wattled crane, crested crane, jucana, cormorant, Ross’s lourie, Boehm’s bee eater, black barbed barbet, fish eagle, marabou stork, and vulture. There are camps at Ngoma, Kalala, Nanzhila, Chunga, Kafwala, Lufupa, Moshi, and Ntemwa; safaris are conducted on foot.

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Kafue National Park is the largest  National park in Zambia covering about 22,400 km². It is the second largest park in Africa and is home to over 55 different species of mammals.Location ZambiaCoordinates 15°46′S 25°55′EThe park is named for the Kafue River. It stretches over three provinces: North Western, Central and Southern. The main access is via the Great West Road from Lusaka to Mongu which crosses the park north of its centre, Its approximately a two Hour Drive Crossing the Park, You need To Follow Speed limits of 80KM/H Day and 50KM/H Night Exceeding These limits you might Find Elephants Crossing Which might be Difficult for to Break and you might Cause an Accident, They Are Other Animals That are found Along The Road. It Has Good sighs Seasonal dirt roads also link from Kalomo and Namwala in the south and south-east. For me the Perfect 👌 time to pass Through Is During the Day as You will Enjoy Beautiful Views the park has Offer But its open 24 Hours.

The park is cool with now green vegetation and animals are enjoying water is every where

Its quite amazing,There are different kinds of wildlife. This is a good place for touring if you want to see Elephants and other animals.

One of the most diverse parks in Africa and second in size, Kafue is a great park to visit when in Zambia. A must visit is the Busanga Plains area. The vast plains with free roaming wildlife is a wonderful experience.Excepting the Busanga Plains, Game is more abundant in South Luangwa and Lower Zambezi.

The beautiful of South kafue National Park.

That was a amazing trip for me & my group

Great place to be away from hustle and bustle of town life

A lot of wild animals. Has 7 different types of antelopes, the only National Park with such a statistic in Southern Africa.

Huge park, some areas sadly too disturbed by poaching, not many people in the park, you wont be crowded at a sighting as in many other parks. I had an exceptional weekend, saw 4 leopards, 5 lions and 2 hyenas

One of the biggest parks with a wife variety of animals. Takes about 3 hours driving through at the recommended speed.

The new road is perfect. But please dnt cruise to fast before the main gate. Many school children and animals cross the road

Always loved this park. Plenty to see and do and by choice, not do. Being in the swimming pool and seeing antelopes and warthog walk by, elephants, and the hippos with their laughs makes everything great. Be overly prepared for tsétsé flies, they are the most aggressive animals in the park. And you will see, feel and remember plenty of them if not prepared!

I totally love Kafue National Park.Its so beautiful.., if you havent been here yet, l recommend you do.You wont regret it.

Authenticity without the touristy things

We stayed on the southern part of the park where chances of citing big cats are pretty difficult. Elephants, species of antelopes, wild boars visible in abundance. Few zebras were also seen.

Very good place for the bush experience and not very far from capital city Lusaka. lot of elephant and other animals but due to its vast area big cats are difficult to find.

Its a cool place for tourists

Because its home of many species of antelope you dont see in many African countries. Love the greater Kafue.

The largest park in Zambia with all the big five habitats of the park elephant, hippos, lion, buffalo, rhinos, cheetahs. Has good camping sites and accommodation that allows you to live on the wild side of life

Kafue NP is truly wild and largely unexplored. This is a positive, if you are well prepared and want a unique experience. If, however, you are looking to do a "quick" game-drive on your own, this is not the place. The roads are mostly very poorly maintained and there are no signs or maps provided. I tried to get some guidance on distances from the rangers at the entrance gate, which turned out to be completely wrong. Nevertheless, if you know what youre in for, this is an amazing park.

It was lovely. A nice place to visit when on holiday.

A lovely place. Cant wait to go for game viewing

Magnificent. Though it is rain season, Mukambi Safari Lodge managed to make it a splendid short holiday for me.

We were lucky and met three cheetahs in mid-late December!

You.. the lions.. the elephants.. leopards.. crocodiles.. hippo .. hyenas and many types of antilopes... all in one space.. no barriers.. you should learn how to show respect to the wild life.Hunting is a wonderful experience.. you have to get a license.Once you are there you feel that the world is very big and the man is just one piece in the puzzle.

Game drive with Mukambi Lodge. Loads of animals including elephants and lions. Jo our guide was extremely knowledgeable.

At Kafue National park, you get to see lots of wildlife. You cant miss to spot lions, roan, sable, etc...birds are always singing all around.

Amazing place to visit! Musekese and Busanga Plains were incredible! The wildlife does not let you down! Wild Africa!

One of the most beautiful locations in Zambia. River is a special place stocked with plenty of species to enjoy.

A good place to visit if you want to view the worlds wild animals but be weary of tsetse flies whose sting is vicious but very harmless!Had a wonderful stay at Treetops Camp. Saw a lot of antelope, some of the big 5, zebra, buffalo etc and numerous birds. I always enjoy my yearly visits!

Thanks to Kasabushi camp and Andy and his wife, a wonderful stay. Boating trip on Kafue river ended with a fantastic site of a Pels owl.

Located only 3 hours away from Lusaka, Kafue National Park is an great spot for a holiday or quick weekend getaway.

A real wilderness this park. Sometimes hard to find the animals as the park has the size of a small country, but game viewing can be very rewarding. Recently a lioness with 5 (!cubs! Best time to visit in the dry season and visit the centre of the park as well as the Busanga plains in the north. Amazing experience!

I went to Lwengu camp in kafue national park and the view was beautiful and hear lions roaring since I got there. We had elephants coming at the camping site. Amazing place to be..

Great place and Green Safaris you are in the nature. Watch out for elephants and hippos lurking in the bushes. If you are visiting for safari, choose the time you visit making sure it is in dry season, otherwise the tall grasses and thick bushes will spoil your safari.

Kafue National Park gives you that Real African Safari from my experience.From the South to the North of the Park there is so much to see with a wide array of Game big and small with fantastic birding over 495 species recorded and some of the best fishing along the way.The stand out memories of Southern Kafue were the herds of Sables. Then going further North you reach Lake Itezhi-Tezhi where you start come across the larger game Buffalo and Elephants which start to increase in numbers. The birdlife around the Lake is stunning and the area is so unspoilt and still no crowds of tourists.Going further North the Wildlife increases and easily for me the highlights were the Lions of Busanga Plains and a boat trip down the Kafue River where we saw Buffalo, Elephants crossing the river a pride of Lions basking in the sun on the rivers edge and to make it 4 out of the big 5 two leopard sightings.When anyone asks me where to go for a REAL Safari I say Kafue National Park

The Kafue River is the lifeblood, but away from its banks there are a wide variety of woodlands as well as open grasslands. These host a diverse array of wildlife species including over 150 different mammals along with an amazing 470 species of bird. Visiting the various habitats of the park is strongly recommended.Huge herds of red lechwe are found on the Busanga plains along with puku, sable and roan antelope in the woodlands, along with most of the other species of antelope. Large prides of lion are also in the area as a result of the great numbers of antelope and anything left by lion is predated on by leopard and cheetah.The rivers offer excellent fishing for bream, barbel and fresh water pike. Most of the camps offer canoeing activities as well as fishing and fly camping. Excellent birding is experienced throughout the region and species seen include the Pel’s fishing owl, wattled crane and Lady Ross Turaco.