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• What makes this park unique in Zambia is that it’s the only wildlife area with white rhinos. These are closely protected from poachers by the scouts from the DNPW (Department of National Parks and Wildlife). This little sanctuary is free from predators. This, in combination with it being an area with manmade boundaries, guarantees an abundance of wildlife throughout the year. In addition to the migratory elephants, wildlife, including white rhinos, giraffes, buffalo, waterbuck, impala, wildebeest, zebra, bushbuck, warthogs, monkeys, baboons, hippos, and crocodiles, are residents in the park all year around. Within this park is the Old Drift Crossing Point and Cemetary, where the first European settlers were buried. Historically, the Old Drift was where ox-wagons were floated across the Zambezi before there was a bridge.
• Please note this park is easily accessible from Livingstone town. You can explore parts of the park by vehicle (self-drive or on a game-viewing safari), by foot on a guided walking safari, and also by boat on a Zambezi river cruise. The visit is a great activity for the family or for those who would like a taste of safari or are a couple of hours away from ‘town life’ but don’t have time to travel further afield. Game Drive Livingstone is indeed a safari not to miss!

Livingstone, Zambia