1 / 4Livingstone
Size
66 km²
Elevation
945 m
Entry fee
$82
Ideal stay
3 days
Established
1989
Nearest airport
Harry Mwanga Nkumbula International Airport (LVI), 12 km south of Livingstone town center; alternatively, Victoria Falls International Airport (VFA) in Zimbabwe, 10 km from Livingstone
About Livingstone
Best time to visit
Wildlife highlights
Things to do
Getting there
Nearest town: Livingstone, the primary tourism center; Kazungula, 65 km southwest at the Botswana-Zambia-Zimbabwe border; Lusaka (Zambia's capital), 460 km north
Safari packages visiting Livingstone
6 天
Bundu Safaris Ltd6-Day Kafue National Park
低至 US$1,410 每人
15 天
Bundu Safaris Ltd15-Day Liuwa Camping Safari
低至 US$4,260 每人
4 天
Blends of Africa Adventures4-Day Ultimate 4-Day Kafue National Park Safari Itinerary: Wildlife, Birding, and River Adventures in Zambia
低至 US$2,580 每人
8 天
Expert Safari Services LTD8-Day Victoria Falls, Chobe & Okavango Delta Safari
低至 US$12,570 每人
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to visit Livingstone?
Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park entry fee is $82 USD per person. Daily safari costs range from $150-300 per person depending on activity type (walking safaris are typically $80-120, game drives $100-200). Accommodation ranges from $40 per night in budget lodges to $300+ in luxury properties. River activities (rafting, jet boating, canoeing) cost $60-180 per person. A typical 3-day safari package with lodging, meals, and activities costs $500-900 per person through verified operators on SafariFind.
What is the best time to visit Livingstone?
May to August (dry season) offers the best wildlife viewing with cool temperatures and animals concentrated near water. September to October brings hot conditions and excellent predator sightings. November to December shows low water levels at Victoria Falls, revealing dramatic gorge details. December to April (wet season) brings lush vegetation, migratory bird arrivals, and lower crowds, though afternoon rains are common. March and April peak flooding creates the world's largest curtain of falling water but may obscure views with spray.
What wildlife can you see at Livingstone?
Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park is home to white rhinos, giraffes, buffalo, waterbucks, impalas, wildebeest, zebras, bushbucks, warthogs, monkeys, baboons, hippos, and crocodiles that live year-round. Migratory elephants cross between Zambia and Zimbabwe seasonally. The park supports over 500 bird species, including raptors and migratory birds that arrive with seasonal rains. The park is free from large predators like lions and leopards, making walking safaris safer while still offering intimate wildlife encounters.
How do you get to Livingstone?
Fly into Harry Mwanga Nkumbula International Airport (LVI), 12 km south of Livingstone, or Victoria Falls International Airport (VFA) in Zimbabwe, 10 km away. Most international connections route through Lusaka (460 km north, 7-8 hours drive) or major African hubs like Johannesburg. Charter flights connect Livingstone to other Zambian parks. From Lusaka, drive south on the main highway or book a domestic flight (2 hours). Ground transfers from airports to town and lodges are arranged by safari operators.
