
Scuba & snorkel
Lake Tanganyika's clear freshwater reefs, cichlid gardens and granite walls.

Lake Tanganyika · Lusaka · Mpulungu
Scuba diving, wilderness expeditions and technical rescue training across Zambia — built from a lake town outward.
About ZOAC
For years Zambia's adventure story was told everywhere except where it began. Founded in 2023 on the shores of Lake Tanganyika, we've grown from a single dive outpost in Mpulungu into a national operator — owned, staffed and led by Zambians.
Adventure tourism

Lake Tanganyika's clear freshwater reefs, cichlid gardens and granite walls.
Multi-day paddling routes on the Lower Zambezi.
Guided walks across the Muchinga Escarpment and Nyika Plateau.
4x4 expeditions into national parks and remote wilderness.
Learn to dive
No experience required. Take your first breath underwater in a safe, controlled environment with certified instructors guiding every step.
EnquireA shorter, easy introduction to breathing underwater — the quickest way to find out if diving is for you.
EnquireA full day of supervised scuba in a private pond or pool setting — ideal for groups, schools and celebrations.
EnquireLearn to dive properly and earn your certification on the clear, freshwater reefs of Lake Tanganyika.
EnquireThe film
From the thunder of Victoria Falls to elephant herds at dusk and the coral-bright reefs of Lake Tanganyika — Zambia, in thirty seconds.

Lake Tanganyika
From the sandy training bay and Cichlid Gardens to the 75 m South Wall — explore every site we dive, filter by depth and difficulty, and plan your trip.
Open the dive mapTraining & industry
We train the divers, guides and rescue teams that Zambia's mining, municipal and school sectors depend on — to the same protocols we use for a first-time diver.
Training & industryEvery expedition, dive and training programme runs on internationally recognised safety protocols, with equipment and certification standards we hold ourselves to before we ask it of anyone else.
We are built from a Zambian lake town outward. Our guides and dive professionals are overwhelmingly Zambian, and our growth has always followed local knowledge first.

Get in touch
A rescue team that needs certifying, a school after something genuinely different, or an expedition on Lake Tanganyika — tell us what you have in mind.