Game drives in Kafue National Park – Zambia wildlife Safaris and tours
Game drives in Kafue National Park – The acentric Kafue national park is Zambia’s largest and oldest national park spanning an area of 22400km. The park attained its national park status (formation) in the 1950s. A huge fraction of the national park still remains uncharted thereby giving more access to the continuous development of the rich wildlife, plant and bird species. Kafue national park also derives its attraction and uniqueness from its size and the wild game that is holds.
All over the national park, the consistent Kafue River flows trailing a well-articulated course and its deviates and widens is areas where rocks seem harder and renders the flowing process impossible to go through them. The park has a wide array of activities that travellers can embark on, some of which include fishing, birding, game drives and canoe trips.
Game drives in Kafue national park: Kafue national park just like any other African national park brings forth a major highlight of any African safari ( game drive) , the game drives at Kafue national park are quit unique and it I guarantees traveller amazing experiences of getting to mingle with the parks major constituents i.e. wildlife/ wild game and nature to mention but a few. The game drives at Kafue national park sees you in the plains in search for elephants some of the frequently seen park residents, lechwe, pukus, antelopes, zebras, buffaloes, lions, leopards, spotted hyenas, wild dogs, wildebeests, Defassa waterbucks, hippos, crocodiles, cheetahs and many more.
In addition you will also be to see the amazing view of the park entailing the plains, the rivers, the forests. Note that most of the game drives are conducted by safari guides who are well conversant with the park terrain and the tracks where to find which wild game.
Below some of the highlights of the game drives.
- Experience of the game drive.
- You have a chance to view the elephants and lions and other wildlife.
- Watching park birds.
- Viewing the plains and nature at the park