Lower Zambezi: Canoeing with Hippos
TL;DR – A canoe safari on the Lower Zambezi puts you at water level, drifting silently past elephants, hippos, and crocodiles with nothing between you and the river. It’s one of Africa’s most immersive wildlife experiences – and yes, it’s safe when done properly. Here’s everything you need to know.
Victoria Falls: Swimming in Devil’s Pool
TL;DR – There’s a natural rock pool at the very lip of Victoria Falls where you can swim and peer over the edge into a 100-meter drop. It’s only accessible during the dry season, it’s guided, and it’s one of the most surreal experiences in Africa. Here’s everything you need to know before you go.
The Birthplace of Walking Safaris: South Luangwa
Walking through the African bush is the ultimate way to slow down and sharpen your senses. South Luangwa is where the walking safari was born, offering a raw connection to nature that you simply can’t get from a vehicle. With expert guides and remote bush camps, it is the most immersive way to reset your mind and body.