A family package for the Lower Zambezi region typically offers a mix of adventure, relaxation, and wildlife experiences. Here’s what a typical family-friendly package might include:

Duration:

3–5 days (can be customized)

Accommodation:

• Family-friendly lodges or camps near the Zambezi River, often offering family suites or tents.
• Options with pools, Wi-Fi, and child-friendly activities.

Activities:

Wildlife Safaris:

• Game Drives: Explore the Lower Zambezi National Park, known for elephants, lions, leopards, and various antelope species.
• Walking Safaris: Guided, child-appropriate bush walks for learning about smaller flora and fauna.

River Adventures:

• Canoeing Safaris: Calm stretches of the Zambezi for older children.
• Boat Cruises: Sundowner cruises for breathtaking sunsets and birdwatching.
• Fishing: Catch-and-release fishing for tiger fish or bream.

Cultural Visits:

• Visit local villages to experience Zambian culture and traditions.

Child-Specific Activities:

• Nature-based treasure hunts.
• Storytelling sessions around the campfire.
• Arts and crafts using natural materials.

Meals:

• Kid-friendly meal options with flexibility for dietary needs.
• Bush picnics and riverside dining.

Extras:

• Professional guides experienced in family safaris.
• Safety briefings and kid-focused instructions.
• Educational wildlife talks and activities for children.

Cost:

Varies based on accommodation and duration. Packages typically start at:

• Budget: $1,200–$1,500 per family (3–4 days).
• Mid-range: $2,000–$3,000 per family.
• Luxury: $4,000+ per family, including premium lodges and private guides.