Other attractions include the Gwisho Hot and Sebanzi Hill, an ancient Iron Age village. Ecoafrica Travel is currently investigating accommodation in Zambian National Parks - and once our eco-criteria have been satisfied, we will publish more Zambian lodges on our site, so watch this space! In the mean time, please contact us for any travel requirements and we will do our utmost to make your Zambian Dream a reality! 

Birdlife: 428 species have been recorded. You may see: Greater and lesser flamingo, pink backed and white pelicans, African skimmer, Caspian tern, Baillon's crake, red knobbed coot, black duck, fulvous duck, whistling duck, pintail, garganey, southern pochard, pygmy goose, yellow billed duck , Cape and European shovellers, avocet, the Mongolian, Caspian and Pacific golden plovers, whimbrel, turnstone, sanderling, little stint, spotted redshank, black tailed and bar tailed godwits and six species of sandpiper. Over 50 raptors occur including the black sparrowhawk, osprey, secretary bird, African cuckoo hawk and the peregrine falcon. Also white-bellied and black bellied korhaans, yellow throated sandgrouse, narina trogon, and Denham's bustard. 

Precautions: Malaria area - minimize mosquito bites by wearing light, long sleeved clothing and using effective insect repellents (containing Diethyltoluamide DEET) on exposed skin. Sleep under treated mosquito netting or ensure that the doors and windows of your accommodation are screened against mosquitoes. Having a fan or air-conditioner on at night will further suppress mosquito activity. Currently, the three effective anti-malaria tablets are Mefloquine (Lariam or Mefliam), Doxycycline and Malarone (Malanil). It is still possible to contract malaria while on malaria prophylaxis. Note that Lariam may present serious side-effects - please test before you depart.