Welcome to Bird Enthusiasts

Discover the ultimate birdwatching experience in Zambia, a haven for bird enthusiasts. With Zambia's rich avifauna, birdwatching is not just about spotting different species; it's an immersive journey into the heart of nature. Our expert local guides lead you on unforgettable birdwatching tours, offering a unique blend of Zambia's diverse bird species and rich cultural heritage. Experience the vibrant birdlife and connect with Zambia's natural beauty on our birdwatching adventures.

Highlights

Explore diverse habitats rich in birdlife, including wetlands, woodlands, and riverbanks.
Follow expert guides to discover rare species such as the Pel's fishing owl and the shoebill stork.
Immerse yourself in the captivating melodies of Zambia's avian inhabitants, from colorful bee-eaters to majestic eagles.
Marvel at the breathtaking landscapes where birdwatching thrives, from the Zambezi River to the floodplains of Liuwa Plain National Park.

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About Birdwatching

Embark on an unforgettable birdwatching journey with Kingsfari, where every sighting is a story waiting to be told. Our expert guides lead you through Zambia's diverse ecosystems, sharing their knowledge of birds and local culture. From the pristine wetlands of Bangwelulu, where you may spot the elusive Shoebill, to the woodlands of Kafue, home to the rare Pel's Fishing Owl, experience the magic of Zambia's birdlife like never before.

How to get Here

To reach Zambia's top birding spots, fly into Lusaka or Livingstone. These cities are gateways to the wilderness, with domestic flights or road transfers taking you to prime locations like South Luangwa and Bangwelulu Wetlands. Choose Kingsfari for effortless travel and unparalleled birdwatching experiences.

Location

When and How

May-Oct (Dry Season): Ideal for birdwatching with clear skies and plentiful wildlife.
Enjoy tailored birding tours with Kingsfari's expert-led small groups.
Other Months: Explore Zambia's birds amidst lush landscapes and lively cultural events.
Join activities linking you to local communities for a closer look at Zambia's avian culture and conservation dedication.

Helpful Tips

Wear neutral colors to blend in and watch birds without disturbing them.
Respect wildlife and follow ethical birdwatching guidelines.
Learn from local experts about Zambia's unique birds and habitats.
Bring key birding gear like binoculars, field guides, and a camera for memorable shots.