Accommodation: Here’s just a few of our favourites; contact us for more accommodation choices
Bushfront Lodge, Victoria Falls AUTHENTIC
Bushfront Lodge has large en- suite rooms with outdoor shower, mosquito nets and fans. The dining and bar area is next to the swimming pool and there’s also a restaurant. It’s only a short distance from the falls.
Waterberry Lodge, Victoria Falls COMFORT
Waterberry is a small, informal lodge on the banks of the Zambezi River. Rooms are river or lakeside and all en-suite. You can enjoy the swimming pool, bush dinners or a walk on a nature-trail around the lodge. This is a great-value base for your visit to Victoria Falls.
Flatdogs Camp, South Luangwa National Park COMFORT Flatdogs offers a relaxed safari experience, with creature-comforts and great wildlife-viewing. Sit by the river and watch hippos, take a dip in the pool or relax on the verandah of your safari tent, in the company of the odd elephant who may wander by…
Busanga Plains Bushcamp, Kafue National Park COMFORT Busanga Plains is a seasonal camp located in a remote northern area of Kafue National Park. There are only four tents, each with open-air bathrooms. A central boma area provides a focus for stories of your day’s safari adventures, maybe with a relaxing drink as the stars start to twinkle.
Kapani Lodge, South Luangwa National Park COMFORT On the banks of an oxbow lagoon, Kapani Lodge is a mid-sized lodge with en-suite brick and thatch chalets, each with its own lounge. Enjoy dining al fresco or swimming in the large pool. Kapani is a family-run lodge, home to the Carr family. Norman Carr was a well-respected conservationist and played a large part in shaping the Zambian safari industry; you’re in very safe hands.
Luwi Bushcamp, South Luangwa National Park INDULGE If you want a touch of indulgence in the middle of the wild, then Luwi is for you. Luwi is remote; nestled amid mahogany trees, with a hippo pool nearby. The Luwi area is famed for lions and walking safaris leave from the camp each morning. Return to your en-suite tent, complete with hot shower, and later enjoy a drink in the wilderness as the sun goes down.
Tongabezi, Victoria Falls INDULGE Tongabezi is a luxury lodge on the banks of the Zambezi River, perfectly positioned for trips to Victoria Falls and ideal as a romantic sanctuary for honeymoon couples. Rooms are decorated in traditional African style and some open out on to private gardens and a plunge pool. This lodge is a real treat!
Our Travel Secrets
Walking Safaris Walking safaris were pioneered in Zambia by conservationist Norman Carr. Guided around the South Luangwa, you’ll come close to nature and wildlife, gaining a privileged insight into the wilds of Africa. Doing a walking safari in Zambia is arguably as good as it gets…
Picnic Game Drives Head into the bush with a sumptuous picnic... You’ll be out all day on these special game drives, and your guide will take
you to the best spots so you can enjoy your food with a view, maybe finishing with a gin and tonic as the sun sets over the South Luangwa.
Safari With a Bang… Kapani Lodge, South Luangwa National Park, has a close relationship with the community, including the local drama group. If you wish, we can arrange a drumming workshop with them during your stay so you can gain an understanding of local music and culture.
Safari Art Unlock your creative side with an art safari in an outdoor workshop. Learn the craſt of drawing and painting on to natural materials, using a stencil or your own design. You’ll be taught by a team of local artists, finishing with a unique memento of your holiday.
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To start planning your tailor-made holiday call 0844 875 1890
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