SAFARI GAME DRIVES

Explore Zambia's South Luangwa wilderness comfortably in custom 4x4 vehicles, designed for close, undisturbed wildlife viewing and photography. Daily morning and late afternoon game drives feature sunset drinks, with responsible night drives using red light to observe nocturnal animals.

At Dave Travel Agency & Tours, we don't believe in hidden extras. When we build your itinerary around South Luangwa National Park, your game drives are fully sorted from sunrise to long after dark.

  • 06:00 AM: You are out in one of Africa's most wildlife-dense ecosystems for 2 to 3 hours. Your guide knows exactly where your favorite animals hang out because they’ve spent years studying these precise routes.

  • 04:00 PM : As the heat breaks, you head back out. There is no speeding around here. We track wildlife slowly, giving you front-row seats to active game pathways.

  • 06:30 PM: While other parks shut down, your vehicle stays out. Night drives are rare across Africa, but we consider them a standard part of your day. It’s an entirely separate experience watching nocturnal predators wake up and hunt under the stars

Tourists on safari vehicle observing an elephant in a grassy field with trees in the background.
Tourists ride in an open safari vehicle observing giraffes and other animals in a wildlife reserve, with trees and mountains in the background.
Safari tour vehicle with six passengers observing elephants in a grassy landscape with trees in the background.
Group of people standing outdoors by a body of water, enjoying drinks and conversation on a sunny day.
Group of people sitting outdoors on camping chairs under trees, with equipment and food containers nearby, and a safari vehicle in the background during daytime.
A group of people riding a safari tour cart in a grassy area with grazing buffalo and a backdrop of lush green trees and a cloudy sky.