



Simplicity is the name of the game at Luambe, and with such fabulous scenery, you don’t need much else. Wherever you are – settled into a sofa in the thatched main area, perched at the bar or down at the water’s edge with a pair of binos – the view is utterly spectacular. On the practical side, delicious, home-cooked fare is served either under thatch, or on the moonlit riverbank, and there’s a delightful campfire to retire to after dinner.
Clinging to the side of the riverbank are five spacious safari tents, light and airy with polished stone floors and high ceilings, and a clever double-layer tent over the roof to keep things perfectly cool. Each room has a classic en-suite bathroom at the back or side (with excellent shower – very important), and the enormous beds are draped with romantic but practical mosquito nets. Mini outdoor and indoor seating areas make the most of that view.
As at any good Zambian camp, walking is a feature here. Head out in the early morning as the mist rises from the river for an enchanting adventure with your guide and armed guard. The afternoons bring game drives, sundowners and night drives. If you’re a keen photographer, don’t skimp on your equipment – the park's varied habitats provide a stunning backdrop for photos. Other specialities include guided birding walks and visits to the community projects sponsored by the camp.
A true wilderness with only one camp, many animals and walking safaris and game drives galore.