



Arriving by boat, you'll make your way from the jetty to a wooden deck with scattered umbrellas and a fire pit to one side. In the thatched main building is an open-plan lounge/dining room with a fireplace on either side. Several other comfy seating areas are scattered throughout the space. On the eastern side of the lodge is a bar, shaded by an enormous sausage tree, and a riverside pool. Nearby is Zambia's first bush spa, should you need pampering.
Eight classic, four deluxe and three presidential suites make up a total of 15 canopied, tented rooms. Each spacious suite is tucked into the woodland on the river's edge, and has a private veranda to take it all in. The decor is simple but elegant, and extremely comfortable. The deluxe and presidential suites all have plunge pools, outside showers and free-standing copper bathtubs, while all the rooms have en-suite bathrooms and a seating area. One family unit is also available.
You're spoilt for choice here. Early morning and late afternoon/evening drives present the best opportunity to see and photograph big game in the park. Keen on fishing? Many freshwater species are available. Take an afternoon cruise, spotting hippo, elephants and crocs as you go. Tackle the Zambezi in a canoe, explore the wilderness on bush walks, hike in the mountains that form the backdrop to the park, or visit the Chiawa Cultural Village.
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Glide down the Zambezi by boat, spotting elephants and tiger fishing to your heart’s content.