RHINO & NATURE WALKING SAFARI IN MUSI-OA-TUNYA NATIONAL PARK - EXPERIENCE ZAMBIA ON FOOT
Discover Zambia in the most intimate and authentic way—on foot. Join our Rhino & Nature Walking Safari in the renowned Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, where the legacy of the original African walking safari was born. This immersive 4-hour experience brings you closer to nature than ever before, offering a chance to track wildlife, learn bush survival secrets, and encounter the continent’s majestic creatures in their natural habitat.
WHY CHOOSE THIS SAFARI?
- Track Zambia’s Only White Rhinos in their natural environment
- Guided by Experts: Professional Safari Guide, skilled Tea Bearer (tracker), and an armed Wildlife Police Officer for your safety
- Authentic Bush Experience: No vehicles—just you, your guide, and the wild
- Birdwatcher's Paradise: Over 450 bird species to observe
- Educational & Inspiring: Learn about plants, insects, animal behavior, and traditional bush knowledge
DID YOU KNOW?
Walking safaris were pioneered in Zambia in the 1950s, and that legacy continues today. With a safety record exceeding 95%, Zambia remains one of the safest places for walking safaris in Africa. For us, it's more than an activity—it's a tradition we proudly uphold.
WHAT TO EXPECT:
Your walking safari begins in the early morning or late afternoon—the best times to witness wildlife activity while avoiding the day’s heat. As you step into the bush, your senses will heighten: the sound of birdsong, the scent of wild herbs, and distant animal calls will surround you.
WITH YOUR GUIDE'S EXPERT TRACKING, YOU MAY ENCOUNTER:
Endangered White Rhinos, Savannah Elephants, Buffalo, Giraffe, Blue Wildebeest, Common Waterbuck, Greater Kudu, Bushbuck, Puku, Hippopotamus, Nile Crocodiles, Nile Monitor Warthogs And More.
Hundreds of plant species with medicinal or nutritional value And countless birds and insects each with their own story This is not just a walk; it's a journey into the soul of Africa.
SAFARI DETAILS:
- Location: Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, Livingstone, Zambia
- Duration: Approx. 4 Hours
- Best Time: Early Morning Or Late Afternoon
- Difficulty Level: Moderate (requires walking on uneven terrain)
- Group Size: Minimum 2 Guests, Maximum 8 guests
DRESS CODE:
- Wear Dull, Earthy Safari Colors (Greens, Browns, Khakis)
- Long-sleeved Shirt And Pants Recommended For Protection From Sun, Insects And Brush
- Comfortable, Closed Walking Shoes Or Boots
What is included in the tour
TOUR INCLUDES:
- Return Transportation To And From Your Hotel
- National Park's Entrance Fees
- Professional And Licensed Walking Safari Guide
- Experienced Animal Tracker (Tea Bearer)
- Armed Wildlife Police Officer (DNPW Ranger)
- Bottled Water
- Soft Drinks, Coffee or Tea And Light snacks
What is NOT included in the tour
TOUR EXCLUDES:
- Gratuities / Tips For Guides, Trackers And Rangers (Optional But Appreciated)
- Personal Expenses (E.g. Souvenirs, Additional Snacks Or Drinks Not Listed)
- Travel insurance (recommended but not included)
- Medical Costs If Any Need
- Camera Or Equipment Rental
- Anything Else Not Mentioned In The Inclusions
🦏 SAFARI HIGHLIGHTS – WHAT MAKES THIS EXPERIENCE UNFORGETTABLE
✅ WALK AMONG GIANTS
Track and observe Zambia’s only White Rhinos on foot—an exhilarating and rare opportunity to encounter these endangered creatures up close in their natural habitat.
✅ LED BY A LEGENDARY TEAM
Be guided by a Professional Safari Guide, a seasoned Tea Bearer (animal tracker), and an armed DNPW Ranger—the trusted, three-person team that upholds Zambia’s proud walking safari safety tradition since the 1950s.
✅ NO VEHICLE, NO NOISE — JUST NATURE
Experience the bush the way it was meant to be—raw, silent, and immersive. Walking gives you a deeper connection to the landscape, wildlife, and ancient rhythms of Africa.
✅ AWAKEN ALL FIVE SENSES
This is a safari where you don’t just see—you hear, smell, and feel the wilderness: the scent of wild basil, the crunch of hoofprints, the distant call of hornbills, and the brush of savannah wind.
✅ TRACK MORE THAN THE BIG GAME
Follow animal tracks, bird calls, insect trails, and plant clues. Learn how indigenous people read the bush, identify edible plants, and understand animal behavior—all from your expert guide.
✅ SMALL GROUPS, BIG ENCOUNTERS
With only 2–8 guests per walk, enjoy a more personal, safe, and meaningful wildlife experience. Ideal for photographers, families, or anyone seeking a peaceful connection with the wild.
✅ A TASTE OF THE WILD
Enjoy light refreshments in the bush—bottled water, soft drinks, coffee or tea, and light snacks—as you take in the beauty of the Zambezi landscape between sightings.
✅ PART OF ZAMBIAN SAFARI HERITAGE
This is not just an activity—it’s a cultural legacy. Walking safaris were born here in Zambia, and our methods reflect decades of experience, safety, and pride in doing it right.
🗓️ Rhino & Nature Walking Safari – Daily Itinerary
- Duration: Approx. 4 Hours 20 Minutes
- Offered Twice Daily | Small Group Experience (2–8 Guests)
🌅 MORNING SAFARI - PICK UPS
Pick-up from your hotel/lodge: 06:30 AM
Drop-off: Around 10:50 AM
FULL MORNING ITINERARY:
- 06:30 – 07:00 AM: Hotel pick-up and transfer to Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park
- 07:00 – 07:15 AM: Briefing by your Professional Walking Safari Guide & DNPW Ranger
- 07:15 – 10:15 AM: Guided walking safari experience
- Track white rhinos, elephants, buffalo, and other wildlife on foot
- Discover medicinal plants, insects, and over 450 bird species
- Listen to bush stories and insights from your guide and Tea Bearer
- 10:15 – 10:45 AM: Refreshments (bottled water, soft drinks, coffee/tea, and light snacks) served in a scenic bush spot - Overlooking the Zambezi river
- 10:45 – 10:50 AM: Drive back to your hotel
🌇 AFTERNOON SAFARI - PICK UPS
- Pick-up from your hotel/lodge: 14:30 PM
- Drop-off: Around 18:50 PM
FULL AFTERNOON ITINERARY:
- 14:30 – 15:00 PM: Hotel pick-up and transfer to Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park
- 15:00 – 15:15 PM: Safety briefing and orientation with your guides
- 15:15 – 18:15 PM: Guided nature and rhino walking safari
- Encounter wildlife at their most active during the cooler afternoon
- Learn tracking techniques, identify flora, and spot diverse birdlife
- 18:15 – 18:45 PM: Enjoy light refreshments in the wild - Looking at the Zambezi river
- 18:45 – 18:50 PM: Return transfer to your hotel
