Spread over only 63 km² (24 sq. miles), the park provides an opportunity to witness nature’s beauty at its finest.

Luambe National Park, one of Zambia’s smallest national parks, is a unique destination for tourists looking to explore African wildlife. Situated in the heart of the Luangwa Valley between Lukusuzi and North and South Luangwa National Parks, it offers stunning views and an array of large game species such as puku, impala, warthog, bushbuck, waterbuck, kudu, hippo and zebra. Located in Zambia's Eastern Province and surrounded by the Luangwa River and its oxbow lagoons, Luambe National Park is an ideal spot for a safari camp getaway. Spread over only 63 km² (24 sq. miles), the park provides an opportunity to witness nature’s beauty at its finest. Whether it's viewing the majestic herds of buffaloes from a distance or simply admiring the abundant birdlife, visitors will not be disappointed with their visit to Luambe National Park. The park has experienced a rapid growth in popularity among tourists and local travellers alike over recent years. With a wide selection of accommodation options, from luxury lodges to basic campsites, there's something for everyone in this unique corner of Zambia.