Luambe Camp, the only accommodation in Luambe National Park, only operates in the Dry season months of June through to October. The remoteness of the park and the bad roads make it almost impossible to visit during the Wet season.
The middle and end of the Dry season, from July to October, is the best time for wildlife viewing as animals gather around the rivers and lagoons. Be warned though, October is extremely hot.
The best months for viewing animals
It is sunny and it rarely rains
Malaria risk is minimal
The bush looks parched and the sky is very hazy
October is very hot
Warm clothing is necessary for cold mornings from June to August
The scenery is lush and the air crisp
Best time for birding as migrants are in the park
Many newborn animals can be seen
The only camp in the park is closed
Black cotton soil means game-drive tracks become impassable
Wildlife viewing is at its best in the Dry season
High levels of humidity and heat
Malaria is a concern in the Wet season
$3,759 to $4,158 pp (USD)