Kasanka National Park is one of the smallest national parks in Zambia.

Found in the Central Province in the northern part of Zambia, Kasanka is run through a public-private partnership between the Department of National Parks and Wildlife and the Kasanka Trust.

Safari-goers coming to Kasanka can expect a more remote, ‘wilderness’ style safari with fewer visitors and unique wildlife.

Although Kasanka National Park is one of the smallest parks in Zambia, it still offers great opportunities to see animals such as antelopes, bushbucks and warthogs.

The park is littered with wetlands, lagoons, rivers and shallow lakes which facilitate its wide range of wildlife including some of the rarest birds and animals in Zambia.

The Luwombwa River also offers opportunities for fishing and boat hire where you can spot hippos along the banks.