Kawambwa is a tranquil town nestled on the northern Zambian plateau in Luapula Province. It serves as an administrative hub with a cooler climate, favored by the British colonial authorities. The town is ideally positioned for exploring nearby natural wonders, including the Lumangwe, Kabwelume, and Ntumbachushi Falls. Just 27 km away lies Zambia's largest tea plantation, offering a glimpse into the region's agricultural prowess. Kawambwa's strategic location at the junction of major roads makes it an accessible destination for travelers seeking both administrative insight and natural beauty.
Kawambwa is well-connected by tarred roads, making travel to nearby towns and attractions convenient.
Don't miss the stunning Lumangwe, Kabwelume, and Ntumbachushi Falls, all within a short drive.
Enjoy the cooler climate of the plateau, a welcome relief from the hotter valley regions.
Kawambwa's history as a colonial administrative district adds a layer of cultural interest to your visit.
Spring is a great time to visit Kawambwa with mild temperatures perfect for exploring the waterfalls.
Summers can be warm, but the plateau's altitude provides a cooler climate than the valleys.
Fall offers pleasant weather and fewer tourists, ideal for sightseeing.
Winters are mild, making it a good time to explore the tea plantations and enjoy the natural scenery.
ZMW ZK
$50-$100 p/day
31,161
English, Bemba
April-June, September-November