Zambia 4×4 Car Rentals /Self-drive/ One way Rentals

Zambia Car hire and Self-drive holidays in Southern Africa with Camping and one-way.  Self-drive trips start from Lusaka and end in Victoria Falls. Rent for your African safari holiday and self-drive. We have 4×4 Pickups with Camping tents on top for you to save more on your holiday budget. Rent a 4×4 car in Zambia for self-drive tours. Book a 4×4 for safaris in Zambia, picking up from Lusaka and exploring the wilderness of the African Continent. Book camping with rooftop tents with our reliable Land Cruisers. Focus on walking safaris in the North Luangwa from June to October and the world-famous bat migration in Kasanka National Park in November.

4×4 Zambia Car Hire for self-drive tours. Rent for road trip safaris in Zambia, Malawi, Botswana and Zimbabwe. Choose your pick-up point and explore the wilderness of the Southern African part of Africa. Book a 4×4 for a camping Safari with rooftop tents. We have reliable 4×4 Land cruisers and double Cabs for your holiday. We have great deals on long-term rentals, especially for cross-border Safaris. Furthermore, we deliver you a desired vehicle at your hotel or the airport because it is part of the service. Based on the number of vacationers you ought to be on this African adventure holiday, we will provide you with that exact vehicle to match your expectations. We have one-way rental options. Pick up from Lusaka and drop off at your desired location. Our rates on one-way are affordable and will always match your budget.

4×4-self-guided-tours in Zambia

4x4 Double Cab for Camping Safaris - Zambia

Zambia car hire and self-drive tours are affordable with camping. Rent a budget 4×4 pick-up double cabin for safaris. This 4×4 has a limit maximum of 4 occupants on a camping trip.

Zambia Car hire and Self drive Tours

Rent a 4×4 Jeep for Self-guided Safaris in Zambia. With camping option and one way rental, get a quote on long term rentals. Start from Lusaka and drop off in Kafue or Livingstone.

Zambia car hire - Holidays in Africa and Self-drive

Get a budget quote on your next Zambia self-drive tour. The 4×4 land cruiser is available at 120 dollars a day. Free mileage and insurance are all-inclusive in the quote.

About Zambia / Safaris / Self-drive Holidays / Car hire

Zambia is a landlocked country situated in South Central Africa, with a population of twelve million people. Nearly half of its population lives in urban areas. A third of Zambia is allocated as National Park and Game Management Areas, which is why a lot of tourists visit Zambia on either guided Safaris or self-guided tours. With nineteen national parks, a large country is inhabited by relatively few people, making Zambia a superb wilderness location. The Luangwa Valley is at the southern end of the Great Rift Valley that runs down from East Africa. Most of Zambia is hilly, undulating ground, with larger hills in the northeast and vast escarpments dropping into the Zambezi and Luangwa valleys.

Where to go

  • Liuwa Plains
  • Lower Zambezi
  • Kafue National Park
  • Kansanka National Park
  • Lake Kariba National Park
  • South Luangwa National Park
  • North Luangwa National Park
  • Livingstone & Victoria Falls

Kasanka National Park is 390 km2, it is one of the smallest national parks in Zambia. Over 114 mammal species have been recorded here, including elephants, hippos, and Sitatunga. Other species have been reintroduced in the park, and the most successful are zebras and buffaloes. Close to ten million African straw-coloured fruit bats migrate to the Mushitu swamp evergreen forest in the park for three months from October to December, making it the largest mammal migration in the world. Over 471 bird species have been identified in the park.

Puku is the most plentiful antelope and grazes on the grassy floodplains throughout the Park. Common duiker, bush-buck, warthog, Vervet monkey and Kinda baboon (related to the yellow baboon (Papio Cynocephalus)) are common throughout the park and hippos can frequently be encountered in Kasanka’s rivers and lakes, including in Lake Wasa.