The walking safari was pioneered by Norman Carr in the Luangwa Valley in the 1950s and has gone from strength to strength - being one of the few places in Africa where it is possible to walk amongst wildlife in a true wilderness environment.

All South Luangwa National Park walking safaris are accompanied by highly qualified and experienced guides as well as an armed ranger. Accommodation ranges from permanent lodges to bush camps where every provision has been made for the comfort of guests.

We feature the following walking safaris in the South Luangwa National Park.

We are however able to put together a personalised itinerary to suit your needs.

Email info@island-safari.com for further information or to enquire about availability for your dates.

Walking Safaris

	.:The Luangwa Encounter:. Experience the thrill of a 9 day - 8 night mobile walking safari in untamed Africa. .:Click here for more info on this Itinerary:.
	.:Norman Carr Trail:. Norman Carr pioneered the first walking safari in the 1950s and since then, Norman Carr Safaris has gone from strength to strength. .:Click here for more info on this Itinerary:.
	.:Nsefu Fly Camping:. This safari combines Tena Tena and Nsefu Camp with a night or two fly camping in the Nsefu sector.The emphasis is on walking, and the safari will walk from camp to camp. .:Click here for more info on this Itinerary:.
	.:Robin Pope Safaris - Walking Mobile Safari:. Ten day safari, that includes 5 days walking along a remote tributary of the Luangwa River. .:Click here for more info on this Itinerary:.