Chiawa Camp

On the Zambezi in Lower Zambezi National Park, Chiawa still has pioneering soul. Canoeing, boating, walking and game drives keep days varied, while river-facing tents and superb guiding make the wild feel close but never rushed.

Thorntree River Lodge

On the Zambezi inside Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, Thorntree River Lodge blends Victoria Falls energy with a gentle river safari. Plunge pool suites, sunset cruises, rhino tracking and Falls excursions make it polished, varied and quietly exciting.

Chongwe Camp

Where the Chongwe River meets the Zambezi, Chongwe Camp sits in one of the Lower Zambezi’s liveliest wildlife corridors. Drives, walks, canoeing, boating and tiger fishing keep the pace playful, with river views from every tent.

Chamilandu

Raised above the Luangwa River beneath ebony trees, Chamilandu brings South Luangwa to your verandah. Three stilted treehouse chalets, floodplain views, walking safaris and constant wildlife movement give this tiny bushcamp a wonderfully elevated sense of adventure.

Kakuli

High above the Luangwa River, Kakuli has that proper South Luangwa bushcamp magic. Walks, drives and seasonal boating all feature, with leopard country, carmine bee-eaters and river views adding a lovely raw edge to the experience.

Zungulila

Deep in South Luangwa’s remote bushcamp circuit, Zungulila sits above the Kapamba River plain beneath winterthorn trees. Walk at dawn, drive after dark, watch buffalo cross the floodplain, then settle into fireside dinners under wide skies.

Sungani lodge

In South Luangwa’s quieter southern reaches, Sungani Lodge wraps around a year-round lagoon alive with wildlife. Private plunge pools, photographic hides, walking safaris and a dedicated studio make it a strong choice for safari lovers with cameras.

Kulandila Camp

Set on the Luangwa River beside a lagoon, Kulandila Camp feels intimate, leafy and quietly adventurous. Four elevated tents, big viewing decks, walking safaris, hides and bush meals make this a relaxed base in Sungani’s remote southern territory.

Chikoko Tree Camp

Accessible only on foot on South Luangwa’s west bank, Chikoko Tree Camp is pure walking safari territory. Three raised chalets sit in the tree canopy, with elephant scent, bird calls and quiet trails replacing the rush of vehicles.

Dulini Anabezi

On the Zambezi in Lower Zambezi National Park, Dulini Anabezi brings space, privacy and constant wildlife theatre. Twelve tented suites, private plunge pools, two decks and elephants moving through the river make it wonderfully easy to linger.

Musekese Camp

Musekese sits in a once-overlooked corner of Kafue now thriving through patient conservation. Just five rooms, strong guiding, solar-powered simplicity, big predators, rich plains game and dry-season elephant herds make it feel purposeful and properly wild.

Ntemwa-Busanga Camp

Out on Kafue’s Busanga Plains, Ntemwa-Busanga gives you a front-row seat to wide-open predator country. Five thatched chalets, red lechwe, roan, sable, lions, leopard, cheetah and huge skies make this seasonal camp a photographer’s dream.

Chikunto

On the Luangwa River’s Big Bend in South Luangwa, Chikunto is small, independent and full of character. Five tented suites, a counter-current saltwater pool, waterhole views and a sleepout platform make camp life unusually lively.