Victoria Falls is one of the natural wonders of our planet. During the months when the Zambezi River is at its highest, the viewing areas on the Zambian side offer the best views of the falls.

To the west of the country, we find this next to unknown national park on whose plains the second most important wildebeest migration of Africa takes place. Its remote location means that only a handful of travellers explore this natural area each year.

The remote Busanga plains are home to a large concentration of herbivores and their predators. Lions dominate these plains, making encounters with them relatively common, but no less surprising in their majesty.

In addition to the diversity of animal species found here, the landscapes of the mountains in the north and the Zambezi River to the south make it possible to enjoy magical scenery that is difficult to find in other areas.

This is Zambia's most famous protected area, thanks in part to the many documentaries about the park. The leopard population is one of the largest in Africa, while the many wild dogs also make a spectacular attraction.