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High-resolution, zoomable maps of the Zambezi River — created for travellers planning tiger fishing trips and overland routes to destinations in Zambia, Namibia, Zimbabwe and Mozambique. Accommodation and camping options are included on the maps where relevant.
Message us your dates + route + whether this is mainly fishing or sightseeing. We’ll point you to the most relevant map sections.
The Zambezi is long, varied and seasonal. Planning becomes much easier when you break the river into Upper, Middle and Lower sections — each with different access, scenery, and fishing patterns.
These maps were compiled from Google Maps and enriched with additional notes and practical options. They’re designed to help you visualize where you are on the river, where the key access points are, and how the major stretches connect between countries.
Popular areas and limited-availability camps can fill up in peak travel months. If you already have dates, make inquiries early to keep the best options open.
Zambezi Map 1 – Upper Zambezi
NW Zambia and Barotseland
North Western Zambia is well known as a top tiger fishing region, with big fish and low pressure in remote stretches.
Zambezi Map 2 – Upper Zambezi
Barotse Flood Plain to Katimo Mulilo
Zambezi Map 3 – Upper Zambezi
Katimo Mulilo to Victoria Falls
Zambezi Map 4 – Middle Zambezi
Victoria Falls to Lake Kariba
Zambezi Map 6 – Lower Zambezi
Lake Kariba to Cahora Bassa Dam
Zambezi Map 7 – Lower Zambezi
Lake Cahora Bassa
Zambezi Map 8 – Lower Zambezi
Cahora Bassa to Marrumeu
Send us your dates and route (e.g., Livingstone → Chobe → Okavango or Barotseland fishing focus), and we’ll point you to the best map sections and planning notes for your trip.
Start with Zambezi Map 1 and Map 2 (Upper Zambezi) for NW Zambia, Barotseland and the Barotse flood plain.
Upper and Middle Zambezi are typically best May–October. Lower Zambezi often fishes very well August–November, with more comfortable weather.
Yes — WhatsApp us with your dates and the section you’re targeting, and we’ll help you focus on the right access points and options marked on the maps.
