Situated on the eastern bank of the Luangwa it lies in the heart of the Luangwa valley between Lukusuzi, North and South Luangwa national parks, Luambe is one of Zambia’s smallest national parks. The park was declared in 1938 and is therefore one of the oldest conservation areas in Zambia.
What to see
The wildlife found in Luambe is similar to that of the greater Luangwa ecosystem and includes all the typical large herbivores, carnivores as well as some less well-known species.
Notable bird species include Carmine Bee Eaters and Pel’s Fishing Owl
Where to stay
Luambe Camp – an exclusive and luxurious camp
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