In the low lands of the Luangwa Valley there are three National Parks : South Luangwa, Luambe and North Luangwa.

North Luangwa National Park

It has an approximate surface of 4700 square kilometres, it is the wildest in the Valley and very remote, it has only recently been opened to tourism. There only one Lodge and four Bushcamps in the park. It is becoming famous for its quantity of lions, this is due to the large herds of buffalo in the park. There are not too many roads in the park and game viewing is therefore limited, you have as in South Luangwa NP the opportunity of doing night and walking safaris.

This Park is internationally renowned for its wildlife, Africa's most prized treasure. The wildlife along the river, on the plains and in the lakes of the hinterland is extraordinarily abundant, and makes exclusive safaris full of new experiences an attractive possibility.

You can get to North Luangwa NP flying from Mfuwe or by road crossing Luambe NP. The road is hard and you go across the river several times but it is really quite pretty. It takes around 3 hours to Luambe and another 4 to North Luangwa. From Mpika takes four hours to arrive to the park. You can arrange an airplane charter from Delia Camp. Delia Camp is on the banks of the famous River Luangwa, in the North Luangwa National Park, which some people have called the wildest place in the world.