Situation
Kawaza village is located in the Luangwa Valley, bordering South Luangwa National Park, in Zambia ’s Eastern Province.
Activities
Bush walks, visits to the Chief’s Palace, the local health clinic or the traditional healer can be arranged. You could attend a local church service, or see how the children are taught in the nearby school. Visitors can also take part in daily life activities e.g. grinding maize using stones, fishing in the lagoons or preparing traditional meals.
Facilities
The villagers have built four roundavel huts, each with two beds complete with clean linen, blankets and mosquito nets. There are open-air showers surrounded by reed screens with heated water and the toilets are traditional ‘long-drops’ with a comfortable, wooden throne to sit upon.
Child policy
Families welcome.
Open
Open from April - November.
Meals
All meals are included - visitors taking their meals in the village’s chitenge – a thatched, open-sided shelter with traditional wooden chairs and reed mats.
Best times to go
It is rainy from about November to March however this is when the parks are at their greenest and most scenic. The walking safari season runs from June - October.
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Included
All activities within the village are included.