For those craving a true wilderness adventure, canoeing the Zambezi offers Africa’s wildest water safari. The river teems with life from the very first paddle stroke, with paddlers getting to experience hippos bellowing, crocodiles lurking, and elephants quietly drinking at dawn. Unlike a game drive, where wildlife feels distant, canoeing the Zambezi offers an immersive experience that connects adventurers with the very essence of Africa. Popular routes include Zambia’s Lower Zambezi and Zimbabwe’s Mana Pools, both famed for multi-day expeditions that combine paddling, riverside camping, and star-filled nights. Tourists can also opt for single-day excursions, if preferred. With no crowds or modern distractions, a Zambezi canoe safari promises intimate encounters and an unforgettable connection to nature.
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