Britz Cars, the offer that CoolDrive presents separately from the Britz bush camping 4x4s, has a single pick-up city in Zambia: Livingstone, the country's tourism capital. No model is listed there and no prices have been recorded: the vehicle category, its number of seats and any equipment supplied are described in the offer, while the place where you are handed the keys, whether a depot, delivery or an appointment, is set at booking.
With a vehicle, it is easy to explore around Livingstone: the falls and their path facing the curtain of water, the small Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park on the edge of town, and the lodges set upstream on the Zambezi. More ambitious travellers take the T1 road, which is tarred and runs north-east to Lusaka, nearly 500 kilometres away, the gateway to the Lower Zambezi and South Luangwa.
Our view: an option worth exploring if you are sleeping in lodges or guesthouses and simply want to get around freely near the falls. Its limits: no model or conditions known before the search, and a single departure point, which complicates a circuit that does not return to Livingstone.
