Come and Stay at Lusaka’s Newest Backpackers Hostel Perfectly located close to transport links, shopping and Lusaka’s famous nightlife, Kalulu Backpackers Hostel offers affordable accommodation to the budget traveller in secure and relaxed surroundings.  Whether you’re exploring the city, lounging by the pool, swapping tales by the fire, or enjoying a cold beer to the sound of some African beats in the bar, our friendly and experienced staff will make sure you enjoy your stay with us. Lusaka, Zambia’s bustling capital city, is a great base to explore this amazing country. With a wide range of safaris and overland trips available, there is something to suit every pocket and time schedule. Our staff can provide you with all the information you need and will help you make the most of your trip. Whether would like to take a safari to one of Zambia’s famous National Parks, visit the mighty Victoria Falls, or get your adrenaline pumping at one of the many adventure activities on offer in Livingstone, we can advise you on the best options and take care of your bookings.

Things to do around Lusaka The bustling chaos of Lusaka city has been described as having a charm that is just Zambia. Although a bit short on the typical tourist attractions, the capital offers plenty for those looking to explore the everyday sights and sounds of an African city as well as providing some welcome home comforts you might be missing from life on the road. Our staff will be happy to give you directions or organize transport for you. They can also provide recommendations to local restaurants and bars. Safaris in Zambia, the birthplace of the walking safari, offer the visitor a rare opportunity to get up close and personal to Africa’s fabulous wildlife while enjoying some beautiful and remote scenery. A number of safari options are available to the budget traveller and tailor-made tours can also be arranged to suit your choice of accommodation and time schedule. We only recommend reputable companies who offer good value for money and support the conservation of the landscape and wildlife of Zambia.

Most visitors like to spend a few days in Livingstone to see the stunning Victoria Falls and enjoy some of the many adventure activities on offer here.jual tas laptop bodypack kaskus Please feel free to contact us if you would like any advice on the options available or want us to book tours or activities for you before your arrival.pogu backpack coverAfrican HoneymoonWe are planning our honeymoon and finding it difficult to work out best places to come.backpack leihen We would like to go to Victoria Falls, Mozambique and on to the garden route from Elizabeth - Cape Town. swissgear laptop backpack synergy

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This is all quite clear, if the information on seat61 is up to date. Friday at 15:50 the train will leave from Dar, and if everything goes according to plan (something that never happens around here, we know) We will arrive at 09:26 in Kapiri Mposhi. From there it is a bit unclear to me. there are 2 trains which are not really connecting, but the best is Kafue which will leave on Monday around 0:00, but is…Zambia in 10 DaysAfternoon I'm heading to Zambia at the end of June for two weeks (including flights) so I'll have ten days to travel around. I'll be backpacking on a budget... Hopefully looking to get by on $100 a day, with the obvious additional treats such as Walking Safari (hopefully Flatdogs as I've read good things) and a trip to Victoria Falls. I wonder if anyone has spent the same amount of time in Zambia (I'll be flying into and out of Lusaka) and if so any tips a route I should do? New Uber like Taxi service to launch in LusakaFor those who are not aware, there is a fleet of reliable London Taxis which have been operating between the airport, hotels and around Lusaka since April 2016.

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