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Bushcamp Company operates five intimate and exclusive bush camps in the South Luangwa National Park. Each camp offers an unmatched wilderness experience and the thrill of a traditional walking safari in five different styles of camp.
Location:
Situated in the South Luangwa National Park.
Accommodation and facilities:
Kuyenda
Kuyenda is nestled amongst shady trees on the banks of the Manzi River. Accommodation is in four authentic thatched rondavels, all with large spacious beds, mosquito netting and open roofed en suite facilities including shower, toilet and washbasin. The central dining area lounge and bar overlook a grassy plain with abundant wildlife where the drama of wild Africa is your stage.
Chamilandu
Chamilandu offers style, comfort and elegance in one of the Luangwa Valley’s prime remote river locations. Guests are accommodated in two metre high tree house chalets, providing a bird’s eye view over the waters of the Luangwa River and Chindeni Hills. A series of seven ox bow lagoons yield a diversity of habitats which attract abundant wildlife.
Chindeni
Chindeni is situated on the edge of a permanent lagoon with the Chindeni Hills as a magnificent backdrop. Raised on wooden decking, Chindeni’s four en suite luxury tents have private decks from where guests can view the resident big game or simply enjoy the serenity of the lagoon. Each tent has two queen-sized beds, hot and cold running water, shower, toilet, double vanities and polished wooden flooring.
Bilimungwe
Bilimungwe is a cool and comfortable camp set beneath magnificent Mahoganytrees on the edge of a small plain. The camp comprises four reed and thatch chalets with en suite shower, toilet and double vanities. The rustic dining area and fully stocked bar are constructed on raised decking with views of Bilimungwe’s permanent water hole and abundant game.
Kapamba
Situated in a prime location on the picturesque Kapamba River, the lodge offers the chance to enjoy this untouched corner of the National Park in luxurious surroundings. The well-positioned half-moon deck is the focal point of the camp and serves as both the dining and bar area. Overlooking the Kapamba River, the deck offers an ideal viewing point for the abundant wildlife that comes to drink at the river. Guests are accommodated in four open fronted chalets with stunning views of the river. The en suite bathrooms are also open fronted, with double sized sunken baths and spacious showers.
Activities:
Activities are tailored to individual tastes and include day and night game drives and walking safaris.
Special attractions:
The camps are ideal for small groups seeking an individual bush experience, all offering outstanding hospitality and spectacular opportunities to explore this magnificent wildlife sanctuary on foot.
