



The main lodge has a clever open-plan design that makes the most of the views of the Zambezi as it powers past. A huge lounge, dining room (the camp is known for its good food) and bar area flow into each other beneath a high thatched roof, with comfortable wooden chairs, hand-carved tables, tribal decor and vintage safari artifacts. In front is a large deck with a fire pit, and an infinity pool a stone’s throw from the water’s edge.
There's accommodation for everyone. Six superior canvas tents have beautiful en-suite bathrooms and a small private deck; two luxury tents include glorious sunken bathtubs plus a shower, and a hammock on the deck. Up a notch, the romantic thatched Zambezi Suite has a private pool and deck overlooking the river; and the aptly named Reed Suite, with two en-suite bedrooms and a private lounge, is the perfect choice for a family. The views from all are superlative, naturally!
Activities are arranged to suit guest’s wishes, offering an entirely personal experience. Water-based options include catch-and-release fishing trips, tranquil river sundowners, and specialised photographic and birdwatching cruises. Guided game drives offer exceptional wildlife encounters – this region has a high density of elephant, buffalo, lion and leopard, and rare African wild dog. Back at the lodge, work out in the gym, watch the ellies meandering through the trees, or just relax in the swimming pool and gaze across the Zambezi.
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Glide down the Zambezi by boat, spotting elephants and tiger fishing to your heart’s content.