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Mukambi Fig Tree Bush Camp

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About Mukambi Fig Tree Bush Camp

An intimate, rustic camp in Zambia's vast, wildlife-filled Kafue.
Open from May to the end of November, this cosy four-tent camp in central Kafue National Park is dwarfed by its surroundings, one of the world's largest areas of unspoiled wilderness. Fig Tree Camp lies just south of the main road that traverses the 22,000-square-kilometre park. Unlike its larger sister, the more luxurious Mukambi Safari Lodge, Fig Tree (named for the giant specimen that looms over the dining boma) has a real bush-camp atmosphere, with rooms built on stilts overlooking a permanent lagoon on the Shishamba River. Settle back quietly, the game will come.
From $570 per person/per night
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The property

Sandy paths lead from the tents to the open-plan lounge and dining room. Elevated on a wooden deck, the canvas-roofed main area has beautiful views of the beach and lagoon. To one side is a communal dining table; to the other a few comfortable wicker chairs and couches. Nearby, the famed fig tree hangs over a boma, where alfresco dinners are served around a crackling fire. From the camp, a path leads to the lagoon and its shady hammock.

The rooms

Four light-flooded tents are raised high in the tree canopy, making for some sensational views of woodland, lagoon and plains. A wooden staircase rises to a stone veranda at the front of the room, where there are a few wicker chairs and a small table. Inside, twin or double beds are surrounded by gauze windows on three sides, while the en-suite bathroom at the back, which has a shower, basin and flushing toilet, is enclosed by a reed screen.

Zambia

Kafue National Park

A magical landscape on an epic scale where cheetah and lion roam free, yet tourists rarely visit.