In Zambia, Britz has only one departure point: Livingstone, a town in the south of the country built above the Zambezi, about ten kilometres from Victoria Falls. Where the 4x4 is handed over to you, whether at a depot, by delivery or by appointment, is given at the time of booking. The brand, its rooftop tent range and its services are presented on its main page.
Two main routes open up from the town. To the north-west, Kafue National Park, the largest in the country, has a string of riverside campsites and tracks where four-wheel drive really comes into its own. To the south-west, the Kazungula Bridge, opened in 2021, spans the river towards Kasane and Chobe National Park in Botswana, where Britz also rents vehicles. CoolDrive has not yet recorded any Britz prices or models in Zambia: the vehicle, the mileage included and the excess are revealed offer by offer.
Our view: Livingstone makes a good entry point for combining the falls, Chobe and Kafue while sleeping in a tent, provided that leaving for Botswana is agreed in advance with the rental company. The downside: with no known local rate, comparison can only be made on your dates, and the rainy season closes some of the tracks in Zambia's parks.
