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Kafue National park

One of Africa’s largest national parks, Kafue is a place of immense variety, from the sweeping Busanga Plains with their lion prides to woodland rivers alive with birds. Its remoteness ensures a true sense of discovery.

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One of the largest national parks in Africa, Kafue remains a well-kept secret despite its size and diversity.

With vast open plains, miombo woodlands, and the life-giving Kafue River, the park supports an astonishing range of species – including lions, cheetahs, leopards, elephants, and rare antelope like sable and roan.

Birders are particularly drawn to the Busanga Plains, known for their seasonal floodplains and prolific birdlife. Remote and under-visited, Kafue is perfect for those seeking solitude, wilderness, and exceptional guiding.

Kafue National Park Weather

With a wide seasonal range, Kafue shifts from dry plains to watery floodplains.
May - October
Dry Season
Crisp mornings and warm afternoons make wildlife easier to spot in thinning bush, especially in the Busanga Plains.
November - April
Green Season
The park bursts into green with dramatic storms and incredible birding, though access to remote camps becomes difficult.

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