Zambia
Zambia
Trip.Best Top 5 Best Things to Do in Zambia [2024]
Explore the best things to do in Zambia! Uncover top activities and experiences for an unforgettable visit.
Updated Oct 2024
- 6.34.9/550 Review
based on 1770 reviews"This place is amazing, offers many surprises from being there than pictures"Livingstone7.9 km from downtown LivingstoneHighlights: The Victoria Bridge is built facing Victoria Falls and spans Zimbabwe and Zambia. In addition to its own geographical and historical significance, the world pays more attention to the thrilling extreme sports: bungee jumping and ropeway sliding. This is a great bungee jumping spot. With your back facing the Victoria Falls, you will be thrown into the embrace of the Zambezi River 111 meters away from the bridge. You can free fall for 4 seconds, and the speed can even reach 120 km/h. Doubt, this is a rather spectacular jump. In addition, this 170-year-old bridge is located between Zimbabwe and Zambia. The bridge belongs to no-man’s land and does not belong to any of the two countries. Therefore, bungee jumping here is a jump that does not belong to any country. You can also try the ropeway slide, from the end of this 170-year-old bridge near Zambia at the borderless side, slide along the ropeway to the opposite side of the bridge near Zimbabwe, crossing the Zambezi River, the wind is blowing in your ears Cross the river, and the river flows under your feet, and experience the gliding across the borders of no people across two countries.Show Less - 6.14.8/539 ReviewFree"The Champaxi River is the fourth largest river in Africa and the most important river in Africa. The sand content of this river is not large, so the whole process is very clear. There are many wild holes in the river, such as hippo otters, etc., you can take a boat tour. The scenery of the West River is really beautiful and refreshing."Kazungula85.7 km from downtown KazungulaHighlights: The Zambezi River, also known as the Liba River, means "giant river" in the local dialect. The average annual flow of the estuary is 7080 cubic meters per second, and the runoff is 223.2 billion cubic meters, second only to the Congo River. The upper reaches of the Victoria Falls are the upper reaches, and most of them flow through the plateau. The vertical ratio of the riverbed is small, the water flow is gentle, the meanders are developed, the swamps are widely distributed along the river, and there are rapids and waterfalls in some river sections. The section from the waterfall down to the Cabra Bassa in Mozambique is the middle reaches. Most of the river sections cut through the sandstone layers, and some sections cut through the basalt layers, forming the characteristics of the valley between canyons and wide valleys. The famous canyon is Batoka. Gorge, Kariba Gorge, Kabubasa Gorge, etc., the water flow is slow and urgent, and it is rich in water resources. The lower reaches of the river below Cabra Bassa are the lower reaches. After the river passes through the mountains on the edge of the plateau at the Lupata Gorge below Tete, it enters the Mozambique plain, and the river surface widens to 3-8km.Show Less
- 5.55.0/516 ReviewFree"Zambia is an African highland climate country, is a very good climate country, so from the Tanzanian capital Dar es Salaam very hot summer to cool climate Lusaka, it is really happy."Lusaka100 km from downtown Lusaka
No.1 of Water Fun Attractions in ZambiaHighlights: Lake Kariba, located at the junction of Zambia and Zimbabwe, is the largest artificial lake in the world, about 120 kilometers from the urban area of Saka. Here you can see the beautiful sunrise and experience the island style. All kinds of European style hotels can be found here, which is very suitable for vacation.Show Less - 5.44.8/514 Review
based on 113 reviews"Lusaka is Zambia's capital, located in the east of Africa, because of the highlands, the cool climate here is a beautiful capital. Almost all trees here can flower, red and white, almost all trees are so beautiful."Lusaka1.6 km from downtown LusakaHighlights: The National Museum of Zambia is located in Lusaka. It mainly displays the development history of Zambia from the past to the present, as well as the modern paintings and sculptures of Zambia. It is a good place to learn about the history and culture of Zambia.Show Less - 4.64.8/529 Review
based on 1680 reviews"Known as the world's widest waterfall, it was named because it was Her Majesty Queen Victoria, one of the greatest rulers in British history. Unfortunately, time is limited and the reason is difficult, most people are looking down on this great natural wonder through airplanes."Livingstone7.4 km from downtown LivingstoneNo.2 of Water Fun Attractions in ZambiaHighlights: Devil's Pool is a naturally formed rock pool, named "Devil's Pool" because it is located at the top of the 110-meter-high Victoria Falls. Only in the dry season from September to October every year, the water volume of the pool is relatively small and relatively calm, and there is no waterfall left along the rock wall. In the flood season from March to May each year, the water flow is 15 times that of the dry season. Therefore, usually tourists have to jump into the pool to swim in the dry season. But there are plenty of extreme sports enthusiasts and intrepid swimmers who come to the pool during flood season for a thrilling "devil" experience. In fact, although the name of "Devil's Pool" is daunting, but because it is surrounded by rocks, tourists do not need to worry about their own safety. Tourists who have experienced it themselves in the pool say that apart from the roaring water around them, the "Devil's Pool" in the dry season is not as dangerous as it sounds.Show Less
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