- Fantastic location just minutes from the entrance to South Luangwa National Park.
- Renowned guiding, with expertly led walking safaris and game drives.
- Wide choice of accommodation, from safari tents to spacious family houses.
- Relaxed, friendly atmosphere with excellent service and delicious home-cooked food.
- Great value for couples, families and first-time visitors to Zambia.
Open: Closes mid-January to mid-March each year.
Location: Just outside of South Luangwa National Park, so ideal for gameviewing particularly in the central section of the park.
Rooms: 7 luxury chalets, 3 classic tents; Jackalberry treehouse has two bedrooms and is great for an older family or a small party of friends to share; 7 chalets which includes a family chalet.
Activities: Day and night game drives are offered in South Luangwa National Park. They last roughly 4 hours. Also, from June to October there are walking safaris available if you'd like to get closer to the wilds of Africa!
Facilities: There is a restaurant, bar, and a swimming pool.
Dining: Meals are served in the restaurant, or in the courtyard or gardens. The restaurant is open all day, so you can order food when you like.
Children: The camp welcomes children of all ages, though there are restrictions on walking safaris
Health: This is a malarial area.
Communication: There is limited mobile reception, WiFi is available in the main guest areas.
Call: 01473 890499
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EnquireMore reviewsWhat can one say about paradise? Elephants wandered through the camp and could be heard walking around at night. The ever-amusing hippo conversations sounded just outside, although were probably some way away and impala and bushbuck grazed close by. Animals abounded within the park - I've never seen so many on game drives - and on the way there. The driver I had throughout was very informative and excellent at finding places to watch animals. We saw lions and leopards, lots of birds and the night drives were very productive, including sightings of genets, mongooses, and a leopard stalking. The accommodation, food and facilities were excellent, and management and staff all really helpful.
