Rhino walks
Savannah Southern Safaris offers visitors to the Mosi-O-Tunya National Park a rare and exclusive opportunity to view the white rhino. The white rhinoceros or square-lipped rhinoceros is one of only five remaining species of rhino. The white rhino is on the verge of extinction due to poaching fueled by the commercial demand for rhino horn. Meeting a white rhino is an amazing and unique experience and the Mosi-O-Tunya National Park currently has eight white rhinos (two males, three females and three young ones).
Nature walks
Walking through the Zambian bush is an experience that puts you in direct contact with the colours, smells and noises of the wild, with no barrier to filter or modify the experience. Visitors are guided by a team of experienced guides who help uncover the mysteries of the wild, from the footprints of the buffalos and those of the giraffes, to the funnel-shaped web at the bottom of which the spider patiently awaits its prey.
Safari drives
Guests can enjoy game viewing from the back of a safari van. Safari vehicles can cover vast distances in response to game sightings and, as most wild animals are accustomed to the sight of vehicles, they can be approached closely, which gives excellent opportunities for wildlife photography.
Birding
The Mosi-O-Tunya National Park has over 450 bird species, most of which are resident. Migrating birds arrive around November and December while some waders may come as early as August. These Palaearctic migrants leave in March and April for destinations in the northern hemisphere where they spend the winter. Savannah Southern Safaris provides bird watchers with exclusive tours in the Mosi-O-Tunya National Park and surrounding areas, allowing birders to sight amongst others, some of the rare bird species like the solitary Miombo Pied Barbet (Tricholaema frontata) the Taita Falcon (Falco fascii nucha), which is almost extinct, and the elusive African Finfoot (Podica senegalensis).
Birding tours start as early as 6.30 in the morning and last between three and four hours. Afternoon trips are also available. They start at 14:30 and last a minimum of three hours.
For the more adventurous birders Savannah Southern Safaris offer trips outside Livingstone to see special birds such as the endemic Chaplin's Barbet, African Shoebill, Flamingo and Long Toed lapwing.