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KAZA REGIONS (KAVANGO - ZAMBEZI)
Experience Namibia’s wild north-east—where rivers replace desert, wildlife moves freely across borders, and every day feels like a true African safari.
The Kavango–Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area (KAZA TFCA) is a world-class conservation and tourism landscape spanning Angola, Botswana, Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe. It was created to protect shared ecosystems and to support nature-based tourism that benefits local communities.
Why travellers love KAZA
- Uncrowded safari experiences in a vast, authentic wilderness
- River safaris boat cruises, fishing, and wildlife viewing along the water
- Big game and birdlife in lush floodplains, woodlands, and wetlands
- Seamless regional routing possibilities to icons like Chobe and Victoria Falls
Namibia’s KAZA highlights
- Bwabwata National Park – river-front wildlife viewing and rich birding in the “Zambezi strip” landscape
- Mudumu National Park – a remote, wilderness-style safari experience in the Zambezi Region
- Nkasa Rupara National Park – Namibia’s wetland jewel, known for floodplain scenery and strong wildlife encounters
- Khaudum and Mangetti National Parks – for travellers who want raw, off-grid bush adventure in the north-east
Namibia’s KAZA component plays an important role as a wildlife migration corridor and includes exceptional protected areas in the Kavango and Zambezi river systems. Key areas often included in KAZA itineraries are:
Signature experiences in the KAZA route
- Sunset river cruises with hippos, crocodiles and elephant crossings
- Game drives in riverine forests and floodplains
- Community conservancy visits that connect culture, conservation and local livelihoods (where available)
- Cross-border extensions to Botswana’s Chobe or Zimbabwe’s Victoria Falls (logistics dependent)
