Safari Game Reserve Zambia

Bilimungwe is located 50m from the Luangwa River in large ebony groves.  Accommodation is offered in 4 safari chalets, all of which have double or king-sized beds.  Rustic Bilimungwe is the furthest south of all South Luangwa's bushcamps, ensuring guest experience a truly solitary encounter with the area's wildlife away from passing vehicles and visitors.  Set on the edge of a small open plain, the camp is home to countless wildlife.  The camps are at least an hour's drive from any other accommodation in the park, ensuring our guests enjoy an unspoilt and wild experience.  Bilimungwe is ideal for guests seeking a unique and remote safari experience.  

2010 rates from US$420 to US$590 pppn

2011 rates from US$420 to US$590 pppn

(BCC)

Chamilandu's stunning location, perched on the banks of the Luangwa River- the park's lifeline, ensures visitors are spoilt for choice when it comes to game viewing.  The camp's four stylish chalets tower over the river like spacious tree houses, each with a tasteful and elegant interior consisting of wrought iron furnishing.  The open-plan style of the camp ensures visitors have a sense of space, while also affording magnificent opportunities for stargazing or simply lazing by the river.  Chamilandu is the ideal choice for a truly luxurious encounter with Africa's untamed surroundings. 

2010 rates US$420 to US$590 pppn 

2011 rates US$420 to US$590 pppn 

(BCC)

Chichele Presidential Lodge used to be the private presidential retreat, and it is located on the most breathtaking sites in the entire South Luangwa National Park. There are only 10 elegant Victorian-style Lodges, each offering a private panoramic view. Activities include open 4x4 safari drives plus night drives plus bush walks with a professional Guide and an armed National Parks Scout.  

2010 rates are from US$450 up to US$650 pppn. 

2011 rates are To Be Advised 

(SL)

Chikoko Walking Trails is situated in South Luangwa.  Chikoko offers accommodation for a maximum of 6 people.  Chikoko trails are only accessible on foot and offer a unique bush experience.  These are ideal for those that are keen to get away from the restrictions and inactivity of game drives.  The experience of being on foot in these isolated and natural surroundings cannot be beaten.  

2010 rates are US$460 pppn.  

2011 rates are US$470 pppn. 

(RAS)

Tucked away in the heart of an ebony grove, Chindeni offers a shady oasis in the south of the national park.  The tentd camp consists of four spacious and well equipped chalets, each offering stunning views of the Chayumba Lagoon, a colourful patchwork below the breathtaking backdrop of the Nchindene Hills.  Chindene's spacious decked area provides the perfect viewing point for some of the continents most breathtaking sunrises as the sun creeps up over the distant hills to illuminate the lagoon.  

2010 rates US$420 to US$590 pppn

2011 rates US$420 to US$590 pppn

(BCC)

Kafunta River Lodge is set in the riverside forest on the banks of the Luangwa River overlooking the South Luangwa National Park; the accommodation in 8 chalets and 2 luxury suites is of the highest standard in the valley.  The Lodge offers daily game drives, night drives or walking Safaris into the National Park.  

2010 rates from US$300 for a standard chalet in green season up to US$480 pppn in a luxury suite in peak season.

2011 rates from US$360 for a standard chalet in green season up to US$520 pppn in a luxury suite in peak season.

(pvt)

(Shen)

2010 rates are US$565 up to US$650 pppn

Kakuli Bush Camp is situated in the Luangwa Valley.  This beautiful camp has five traditional walk in safari tents made from natural materials.  Each of the safari tents is on an elevated stretch of riverbank overlooking a wide grazing lawn that follows the Luangwa River until it meets the confluence of the Luwi and Luangwa rivers.  The views from this camp are spectacular.  

2010 rates from US$495 in Green season to US$650 pppn in peak season. 

2011 rates from US$450 in Green season to US$605 pppn in peak season (prices excluding the daily park/conservation fee).

(NC)

 Kalamu Lagoon Camp is situated in the Luamfwa Concession in the southern sector of the South Luangwa National Park. Accommodation consists of 8 safari-style tents, each en-suite with both an indoor and outdoor shower. The camp’s dining and bar area are under a canopy of giant ebony trees overlooking a beautiful permanent lagoon just off the South Luangwa River. A pool and viewing deck area located to the side of the camp offer spectacular views of the lagoon. South Luangwa is renowned as the best walking destination in Africa and guests have the choice to explore the Luangwa riverine vegetation and adjacent dambos on guided walks. Other activities include day and night game drives.

Rates 2010 US$585 pppn sharing

Rates 2011 US$630 pppn sharing

(ws)

Kapani Safari Lodge is a privately owned camp situated on the banks of a large lagoon beside the Luangwa River.  This luxurious camp has 8 safari suites & 2 Lagoon houses, which accommodates for 20 guests.  It's a perfect destination for Honeymooners.  There is plenty of space for guests to relax between game drives and watch the many hippos and crocodiles in the Lagoon. 

2010 rates from US$350 pppn in s standard suite in green season up to US$525 pppn in a Lagoon house in Peak season.

2011 rates from US$325 pppn in s standard suite in green season up to US$500 pppn in a Lagoon house in Peak season (Prices excluding the daily park/ conservation fee).

(NC)

2010 rates  US$420 to US$590 pppn

2011 rates  US$420 to US$590 pppn

(BCC)

2010 rates are US$420 up to US$600 pppn

2011 rates are US$420 up to US$500 pppn

2010 rates are from US$480 in shoulder season up to US$550 pppn in Peak season.  

2011 rates are from US$435 in shoulder season up to US$505 pppn in Peak season (Excluding the daily park/ conservation fee).

(NC)

2010 rates: from US$580 to US$650 pppn in peak season.

2011 rates: from US$535 to US$605 pppn in peak season (Excluding the daily park/ conservation fee).

(NC)

2010 rates from US$295 to US$475 pppn 

2011 rates from US$295 to US$475 pppn

(BCC)

Mwaleshi Camp is located in the very remote North Luangwa National.  Found on a scenic bend of the Mwaleshi River, the camp thrives on its reputation as being a truly special and remarkable place, unlike any other.  There are few roads here so most activities are done on foot.  Despite being so far away from civilisation you still have all the necessities to make life comfortable yet refreshingly simple. Accommodation is available in chalets.  Please note walking safaris are only suitable for children aged 12 and over. 

2010 rates are US$520 pppn for this walking safari camp.

2011 rates are US$530 pppn for this walking safari camp.

(RAS)

Mwamba Camp is a lovely small and intimate luxury safari camp in the wildlife rich area of South Luangwa game reserve.  The 3 en-suite chalets have huge skylights, so you can enjoy the twinkling stars from your bed. Apart from elephant, buffalo, lions and many other wildlife animals, you will find a strong herd of Cookson Wildebeeste in the Mwamba River area. Due to the remoteness and wonderful wildlife experience, it is recommended you spend 6 nights at least, in this area. (SADAC residents get a discount) (Shen)

2010 rates from US$565 up to US$650 pppn

2011 rates from US$530 up to US$585 pppn

Nkwali Camp is on a private island, overlooking the South Luangwa National Park.  There is variety of accommodation, sleeping 16 in total.  Also at Nkwali Camp is Robin's House, a luxury house with a private guide, hostess and chef and Nkwali cottage.  Chalets accommodates for families and there is no age limit for Robin's House.  From the deck the sunsets are quite spectacular.  The game in this area is excellent.   

2010 Rates US$390 up to US$550.  Robin's House is US$450 to US$600 pppn sharing

2011 Rates US$355 up to US$515.  Robin's House is US$450 to US$565 pppn sharing.  These rates exlude the daily park & conservation fees.

(RP)

Nsefu Camp is situated in the South Luangwa National Park.  Accommodation is available in rondavels with understated elegance and can accommodate for 12 guests.  Each room has a small deck overlooking exceptional views.  The gameviewing in this area is probably the best in the country and is known for excellent leopard viewing.  (RP)

2010 Rates US$500 up to US$650 pppn

2011 Rates US$425 up to US$605 pppn.  Excluding the daily park/ conservation fees.

2010 rates are from US$480 up to US$550 pppn in peak season.

2011 rates are from US$435 up to US$505 pppn in peak season.

Excluding the daily park/ conservation fees.

(NC)

Puku Ridge Tented Camp is situated in the South Luangwa National Park area.  Puku Ridge gives you a real wilderness experience under canvas with attention to luxury and comfort.  Accommodation is available in 7 furnished safari tents.  This superb property is located on a ridge overlooking spectacular game rich floodplains.  Activities at Puku Ridge include guided walks, game drives.  

2010 rates are from US$400 up to US$600 pppn.

2011 rates are from US$375 up to US$640 pppn.

(SL)

Tafika Camp is situated adjacent to the Nsefu sector of South Luangwa National Park.  The camp is remote, ideal for those who really want to get away from it all.  There are 5 spacious chalets that can accommodate a maximum of 10 guests.  These are built with local materials.  Activities include game drives, walking safaris, visits to local village etc.

2010 rates from US$530 to US$750 pppn.

2011 rates from US$540 to US$760 pppn.

  (RAS)

Rates 2010 US$550 in the shoulder season up to US$650 in high season.

Rates 2011 US$505 in the shoulder season up to US$605 in high season (Excluding the daily park / conservation fee).

2010 rates fully-inclusive from US$140 pppn in en-suite tents in green season up to US$220 pppn in a chalet in peak season.

2011 rates fully-inclusive from US$140 pppn in en-suite tents in green season up to US$220 pppn in a chalet in peak season. 

(WCS)