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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.

Kasikizi Bushcamp

Luambe

3 Rooms
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From $480 per person/night
A feather-light little camp within the protected wilderness of the Luangwa Valley.
We know the word 'wild' is tossed around like confetti when it comes to safari camps, but when it's true, it's true. Enter, Kasikizi! The latest arrival to Luambe National Park embodies the essence of a nature-first and blissfully remote safari experience. Appearing to sprout from the ground, there are just three grass chalets overlooking the vast floodplains where crowds of puku, impala and bushbuck gather. And when the rains replenish the river, this very spot becomes a popular crossing point for elephant and giraffe. One of Zambia's real under-the-radar gems, you'll have the region all to yourself on walking safaris amid the wilderness.We know the word 'wild' is tossed around like confetti when it comes to safari camps, but when it's true, it's true. Enter, Kasikizi! The latest arrival to Luambe National Park embodies the essence of a nature-first and blissfully remote safari experience. Appearing to sprout from the ground, there are just three grass chalets overlooking the vast floodplains where crowds of puku, impala and bushbuck gather. And when the rains replenish the river, this very spot becomes a popular crossing point for elephant and giraffe. One of Zambia's real under-the-radar gems, you'll have the region all to yourself on walking safaris amid the wilderness.
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