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Nkwali Camp

South Luangwa

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6 Rooms
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From $530 per person/night
An understated lodge on the outskirts of the park with six chalets overlooking the river.
If superb game viewing in one of the top wildlife sanctuaries in the world and a camp with a bucket-load of charm is what you’re looking for, then book a stay at Nkwali—pronto. One of three Robin Pope camps in the South Luangwa, Nkwali is just outside the park on a patch of Robin’s private land. As a result, activities are conducted in a rather beautiful (and very exclusive) area behind camp, as well as the main park. And with the fabulous guides and a team who are as charming as the camp itself, Nkwali is quite simply a must-visit.

Waterberry Lodge

Victoria Falls

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8 Rooms
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From $660 per person/night
Escape the crowds of Victoria Falls at this relaxed, riverside oasis.
Although only a 30 minute drive from Livingstone, Waterberry’s simple yet charming thatched cottages feel a million miles away from the hustle of the town. Set amid picturesque gardens on the banks of the Zambezi with panoramic views of the shimmering water and Zimbabwe winking from the opposite bank, it’s often hard to tear yourself away. But if activity and excitement is what you’re looking for, rest assured that the efficient team at Waterberry will take care of all your Victoria Falls needs.

Dulini Anabezi

Lower Zambezi

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12 Rooms
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From $1.3K per person/night
Riverside bliss and game aplenty at this superb lodge in the Lower Zambezi.

Lower Zambezi National Park is well-loved for its diverse landscapes and, at its heart, the majestic, life-giving Zambezi River. This region of southern Zambia is a pristine wilderness, home to large numbers of Africa's animal icons, especially lion, elephant and leopard. And it's the setting of Anabezi Camp, a truly lovely place that provides everything you want from a safari holiday and more. The hospitality and guiding are first-rate, the array of activities both on ground and the river are exhilarating, the tented accommodation and interiors are quietly elegant. And the food – it's good, very good.

Musekese Camp

Kafue

5 Rooms
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From $790 per person/night
An intimate tented safari camp, set in a wilderness haven by the Kafue River.
Situated in an area justifiably known as 'Eden', Musekese tented camp is managed by a team with intimate knowledge of, and passion for, the Kafue region. The camp sits nestled on the edge of a flood plain amidst mature, riverine trees and overlooking a permanent lagoon which attracts prolific wildlife year-round. The atmosphere is relaxed and down-to-earth, quite literally, whilst special care has been taken to ensure a comfortable, exciting and highly informative experience.

King Lewanika Lodge

Liuwa Plain

6 Rooms
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From $1.2K per person/night
Isolated but beautiful luxury-under-canvas in Zambia’s remote Liuwa Plain National Park.

The solar-powered King Lewanika Lodge is the only permanent safari lodge in this region, and is situated in splendid isolation in Zambia’s untouched Liuwa Plain National Park. Stunning landscapes are characterised by vast seasonally-flooded plains and wooded islands, and the camp is designed to make the most of the incredible sense of space and total immersion in this wildlife hotspot. Just six open-fronted super-luxury tented villas on raised platforms are spread out along the fringes of the floodplains, with far-reaching views. Liuwa is famous for its thriving lion population, abundant predators, and the second largest annual wildebeest migration south of the Serengeti.

Luambe Camp

Luambe

5 Rooms
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From $690 per person/night
Be part of something special at this jewel of a camp in the remote Luambe National Park.
Most guidebooks tell you about Zambia’s South Luangwa, maybe even make a mention of North Luangwa, but not many tell you about Luambe. Sandwiched between its larger neighbours, Luambe's distinct lack of accommodation and tiny 254-square-kilometre wilderness may have been a factor, but now there’s Luambe Camp and it's ready to start shaking things up. Beautiful in its simplicity, the camp echoes those early days of Zambian safaris, but what really makes it stand out is the owner’s commitment to the conservation of the entire Luangwa Valley ecosystem. And alongside some brilliant wildlife sightings and smiling Zambian hospitality, that’s what makes this place truly special.

Latitude 15

Lusaka

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32 Rooms
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From $110 per person/night
City sass and effortlessly modern design at this Afro-chic hotel in suburban Lusaka.
A mere 20 minutes from the hooting taxis and bustling roads of capital city Lusaka, and 30 minutes form the airport, the suburb of Kabulanga is a leafy oasis of calm. And in between the polished embassies and tree-lined avenues, is Latitude 15, a modern and ever-so-stylish boutique bolt hole that's just perfect for a stopover stay (or indeed a longer one!) Clean and contemporary from the outside, the interiors are a riot of colour and whimsical charm that showcase the best of local Zambian talent, from the stunning artwork adorning the walls to the handmade leather chairs.

Wasa Lodge

Kasanka

5 Rooms
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From $240 per person/night
The best lodge from which to watch Zambia's incredible bat migration.
Between late October and December, there's a huge migration of mammals into Zambia's Kasanka National Park. Not the Great Migration mammals you expect. These are straw-coloured fruit bats, 10-plus million of them, that descend to the park's swampy areas to feast on the season's fruits: mangoes, loquats, waterberries. Community-owned Wasa Lodge sits on the edge of a forest-fringed lake, seemingly at the centre of the dizzying profusion. (It's one of the few places you can stay so near the spectacle.) There are other species too – elephant, buffalo, swamp-dwelling sitatunga antelope, puku, sable, and a plethora of birds.

Chinzombo Safari Camp

South Luangwa

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6 Rooms
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From $1.3K per person/night
A chic hideaway that’s as much about fabulous game drives as it is style and relaxation.

Back in the 1970s, this shady spot on the banks of the Luangwa was Norman Carr’s green season base. Today, the ultra sleek and very stylish Chinzombo Camp has replaced the tents of old and given the area a new lease of life. Peaceful and tranquil and offering a good dose of luxury, the camp is a good option for some pre or post safari relaxation. But with 60 acres of private land on offer, a river teeming with wildlife and direct access to the National Park via boat, the game drives are exclusive, breath-taking and not to be missed.

Royal Livingstone

Victoria Falls

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173 Rooms
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From $430 per person/night
Colonial grandeur and elegant luxury on the edge of Zambia’s beloved Victoria Falls.
Located on the Zambian side of Victoria Falls in the town of Livingstone, the Royal Livingstone has a magical location on the banks of the Zambezi River, just a short walk from the falls themselves. This undeniably posh inn epitomizes old-world luxury at its best, with pith-helmeted bellhops, starched white linens, grand high teas, fine dining and manicured lawns. Just in case you forget where you are (despite the roar of the falls and its ever-present cloud of mist), zebra, giraffe and the occasional impala roam the hotel grounds. Venture off-site for some true adventure, or relax in style.
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