KAPAMBA BUSHCAMP
Kapamba Bushcamp sits on the banks of the Kapamba River, a Luangwa tributary with shallow waters free of crocodiles and hippos—perfect for a sundowner in the river.
The camp has four stone chalets, each facing the river. The front wall is open to the view, with a secure latticework door that provides safety while allowing an uninterrupted connection to the surroundings and the vast African sky. Each chalet has an en-suite bathroom with a spacious shower overlooking the river. Two chalets also have raised salas, offering the option to sleep out under the stars.
The central lounge and dining area opens onto a spacious deck with a swimming pool, creating a relaxed setting to watch wildlife along the river.
Guests can enjoy morning walking safaris or game drives, with an afternoon/evening game drive offered daily.
FACILITIES
- Laundry
- Swimming Pool
- Salas
ACTIVITIES
- Game Drives
- Birding
- Walking Safari
Properties include Mfuwe Lodge, KuKaya, and six bushcamps, offering walking safaris and game drives. They support conservation and community projects, funding conservation activities, drilling boreholes, Meal-a-Day at local schools, and education scholarships.
Mfuwe Lodge has 18 chalets, a 2-bedroom family unit, a pool, curio shop, and spa. KuKaya features five 2-bedroom villas and one single villa, all with extra sleeping space, private pools, firepits, and a private guide and vehicle is included for each villa. The six Bushcamps are in the park’s remote southern area, each with just 4 chalets for an exclusive experience.
South Luangwa is known for its walking safaris, offering a unique view of the bush. Many guests enjoy morning walks at the Bushcamps, and for the ultimate walking experience, they can walk between camps. We also offer extra guides and vehicles for those who prefer game drives. Private guides are available for even more flexibility. The average guest stay is 7 to 10 nights, often at a combination of properties.
Mfuwe Lodge is famous for the elephants that walk through reception each October to December to reach the wild mango tree in the courtyard.
The Bushcamp Company supports several conservation and community initiatives. We provide significant funding to Conservation South Luangwa, supporting their anti-snaring and anti-poaching efforts, and also to the Zambian Carnivore Programme.
Through our Commit to Clean Water program, we have drilled nearly 300 boreholes in the Mfuwe area, providing safe drinking water to nearly 75,000 people daily. Our Meal-a-Day program feeds over 4,000 schoolchildren each day, and our Education Scholarships support over 350 students each year from primary to tertiary education.
Please Contact us for our rates
INCLUDES
- Accommodation
- All Meals
- Game Activities
- Government Taxes
- Laundry Services
- Selected beverages
EXCLUDES
- Parks Entry Fees/Luangwa Conservation and Community Fund/Zambian Carnivore Programme
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