Birding in the Lower Zambezi
From Carmine Bee-eaters to the elusive African Pitta, the Lower Zambezi’s 400-plus bird species promise remarkable sightings and shifting spectacles for birders and safari-goers alike.
Why the Lower Zambezi Should Be Your Next Safari Destination
Far from the crowds and close to the wild, the Lower Zambezi blends water, wilderness, and culture in a way few places can. Explore what makes it one of Africa’s most compelling safari destinations.
Meet the Guides of Zambezi Grande
It’s no secret that guides are the soul of the safari experience. With intimate knowledge of the Lower Zambezi and passion as vast as the river itself, our guiding team transforms every game drive, walk, cruise, and fishing trip into a deeply personal connection with nature.
Romance Blossoms on the Banks of the Zambezi
Feel a world away with the one you love at Zambezi Grande. From intimate dinners under a starlit sky to activities spanning water and land just beyond your doorstep, this is more than just a romantic getaway—it’s an unforgettable escape in untouched nature, designed to celebrate your love in the most enchanting way.
Highlights of Zambezi Grande’s 2024 Season
This year, Zambezi Grande welcomed visitors from over 35 countries, each drawn by the call of Africa’s wild heart. Guests from all corners of the globe shared the lodge’s intimate connection to the river, wildlife, and the unique charm of the region.
A Seasonal Guide to the Lower Zambezi
Whether you’re captivated by the wildlife encounters of the dry season or the lush, bird-filled splendour of the green season, Zambezi Grande, operating from 1 April to 30 November each year, offers a range of experiences in the wild.
