Sanctuary Zebra Plains Walking Safari is a luxury safari camp with just four traditional tents - two doubles and two twins. The camp accommodates a maximum of six guests for a three-night walking safari, allowing for an intimate exploration of the South Luangwa.

All tents at Zebra Plains Walking Safari have comfy beds, campaign furniture, mosquito nets, en-suite facilities and flush toilets. The main mess tent has a dining area, although most of the gourmet meals are served outdoors in carefully selected vantage points. There is also a small library and bar area. Zebra Plains Walking Safari has been designed to leave the lowest possible carbon footprint and the seasonal camp - it operates from June to October - is packed up completely between seasons each year, leaving no trace behind.

It was in South Luangwa National Park that walking safaris originated, and they remain one of the most exciting ways to experience the sights, sounds and smells of the African bush.

Perched on a sand bank at the confluence of the Luangwa and Chibembe rivers, Zebra Plains Walking Safari is the perfect spot for a luxury walking safari camp in the South Luangwa. The unspoilt bush around camp is home to large populations of zebra, elephant, buffalo, crocodile, puku antelope and more, plus over 400 bird species.

The region's diverse habitats provide some of the most spectacular walking in Africa over terrain with plenty of shade and long sweeping views. African safari guide Garth Hovell leads adrenaline-packed morning and evening walks, sharing many fascinating, yet easily missed, sights and sounds of the bush.

Give yourself over to the most intimate sights and sounds of the African bush with a walking safari at the luxurious Zebra Plains Walking Safari - an ecotourism and game-viewing experience of a lifetime.