Discover Majuaneti

In the area around Majuaneti, Kiambi offers its guests a range of activities: walks through villages, tours of banana farms, game drives and fishing trips. The options differ in theme and format. When planning, you can consider whether you would prefer to explore on foot, combine a boat trip on the river with a game drive, or choose an excursion with a specifically stated duration.

Experiences around Majuaneti

In the Chiawa area around the lodge, village walks and tours of banana farms are among the activities offered to Kiambi guests. One option takes you through villages, the other to banana farms. If you include these activities in your travel plans, you can choose between a walk and a farm tour—two different kinds of excursion, each focused on its own theme.

Kiambi also offers game drives in Lower Zambezi National Park. Guests are taken by boat over 65 km along the Lower Zambezi River to the national park for these drives. The boat transfer is therefore part of the park excursion described here, making it a different kind of outing from the walks and farm tours in the Chiawa area.

Fishing trips also have a clear distinction: Kiambi offers half-day and full-day tours in designated areas of the Game Management Area. The choice between these two durations applies to the fishing trips. When planning your holiday days, you can first decide how much time you want to set aside for this activity.

When looking for a holiday rental in Majuaneti, your preferred way of spending the day can be a helpful starting point. The fishing trip offers a choice between a half day and a full day; the game drive includes the 65 km boat transfer as part of the activity. Consider whether you would especially enjoy a set excursion duration or the combination of a river journey and a visit to the park. This can help clarify the pace you want for your holiday days before you compare specific holiday rentals.

Lusaka: Nature and Cultural Traditions

In the wider destination of Lusaka, Lower Zambezi National Park is located in Lusaka Province. The national park covers 4,092 km². It is also where Kiambi's game drives take place; the transfer there follows 65 km along the Lower Zambezi River.

A Wildlife Discovery Centre opened in Lusaka National Park on 8 August 2022. It was established through a collaboration between Game Rangers International and the Department of National Parks and Wildlife. The Centre became the new home of the elephants that had previously been cared for at Lilayi Elephant Nursery. Lusaka National Park had already opened to the public in June 2015.

Chakwela Makumbi is one of the cultural traditions of the wider destination of Lusaka. The traditional ceremony of the Soli-speaking community is led by Chieftainess Mukamambo Nkomesha and takes place in Chongwe District. Alongside the wider destination's nature and wildlife, this cultural connection offers a different perspective on Lusaka.

Discover more destinations: Lusaka, Kafue, Chaledzela, Mulamba, Chiawa, Chipanama, Chilanga.

Return to the main travel overview: Lusaka.