Highlights
- Flatdogs offers unparalleled access to the South Luangwa National Park
- The elevated views and stunning location of Jackalberry Treehouse
- The intimate setting of the Safari Tents and Chalets
- A blend of traditional Zambian and international cuisine
- Choose from open-topped vehicle safaris to intimate walking safaris
- Unwind by the expansive swimming pool with WiFi
- The heart of the camp lies in the open-sided bar area
- Commitment to conservation and eco-friendly operations
Information
- Lodge type: Classic Safari Lodge
- Location: South Luangwa National Park, Zambia
- Lodge size: 19 Chalets And Tented Suites
- Recommended stay: 3-7 nights
Embark On A Safari Adventure At Flatdogs Camp In South Luangwa Wilderness
Venture into the heart of Zambia's enchanting and pristine wilderness and discover the charm of a stay at Flatdogs Camp. This sanctuary offers more than just a place to stay—it promises an adventure of a lifetime. With its doors open to thrill-seekers and nature lovers alike, Flatdogs Camp embodies the spirit of the African safari with a friendly, welcoming atmosphere that feels like home.
Here, every day is a new story waiting to be written amidst the breathtaking beauty of South Luangwa National Park.
Whether you're lounging in a chalet, perched high in the Jackalberry Tree House, or enveloped by the sounds of nature in a tented suite, Flatdogs Camp invites you to immerse yourself in the wild, bond with nature, and create memories that will last forever.
Rooms And Suites
Each room and suite at Flatdogs Camp is thoughtfully designed to provide an immersive experience into the heart of the African and South Luangwa National Park wilderness while ensuring comfort and luxury are not compromised.
Whether it’s the Crocodile Nest, with its private ambience perfect for families or groups with a downstairs double room, the Jackalberry Treehouse, which offers a unique vantage point for wildlife enthusiasts, more of a honeymoon tent or family tent, or the intimate Safari Tents and Chalets designed for those who seek a closer connection to nature without forsaking comfort, there’s something for everyone.
Each accommodation option's marriage of rustic charm with modern amenities assures an unforgettable stay. With the sounds of the South Luangwa National Park as your lullaby and the first light of dawn as your wake-up call, Flatdogs Camp promises an exotic adventure wrapped in the warmth of Zambian hospitality.
Cuisine And Wine
Turning ones gaze towards the adventurous spirit of cuisine at Flatdogs Camp, one might wonder about the enchanting dishes that await. Imagine embarking on a culinary expedition where the flavours are as wild and vibrant as the surrounding African bush.
The à la carte restaurant and menu dazzles with a concoction of traditional Zambian delicacies, skilfully intertwined with international flair, ensuring that there’s something to tickle every adventurer's taste buds. From succulent locally sourced meats that satisfy the soul of carnivores to the freshest of vegetables that even the most dedicated herbivores would relish, the cuisine at Flatdogs Camp is a feast not just for the body but for the spirit as well.
The art of dining under the vast African sky, accompanied by the soundtrack of the wild, turns each meal into an unforgettable experience. Whether it’s the sizzling of the grill echoing through the night or the gentle clatter of cutlery under the midday sun, every bite tells a story of adventure, of lands rich and fertile, and of a connection to the earth that’s as heartfelt as it is delicious.
Friendly chefs, with their magic touch, craft dishes that bring out the zest of Africa, leaving you not just satisfied but genuinely inspired.
Facilities
Nestled amidst the untamed beauty of the African bush, Flatdogs Camp offers not just a serene escape but an adventure waiting to unfold.
Start your day with a refreshing dip in the expansive, unfenced swimming pool, its crystal-clear waters inviting you to forget the world beyond. For those who prefer their adventures at a slower pace, the numerous sun loungers and shaded spots offer the perfect nook to immerse in a good book or simply revel in the melodious symphony of the bush.
Ambling through the camp, you'll stumble upon a quaint curio shop brimming with unique souvenirs, from intriguing trinkets and books to essentials like sun cream and toothpaste, ensuring you're well-equipped for your explorations. Meanwhile, connectivity to the outside world is gracefully managed with discreet computer stations and WiFi in the courtyard, allowing you to share your experiences with loved ones back home without infringing upon the natural allure of your surroundings.
The heart of social interaction at Flatdogs Camp pulsates within its open-sided area, featuring a well-stocked bar and a cosy cluster of sofas. It's here, amidst tales of adventure and laughter, that you'll find yourself bonding with fellow travellers, sharing stories over a cold drink as the African sky transitions into a starlit canopy.
Activities
Venture into the heart of the wild with Flatdogs Camp's exhilarating South Luangwa National Park safari activities. Imagine cruising through the vast, open landscapes in an open-topped Toyota Landcruiser, every turn unveiling a hidden piece of the vibrant African wilderness. With seating for just six adventurers, the experience is intimate, ensuring every moment is as personal as it is breathtaking.
However, for those seeking a closer connection to nature, the walking safaris within the South Luangwa National Park are an absolute must-try. Available during the crisp, clear months from June to October, these guided walks invite you to step out of the vehicle and into the mesmerising beauty of the bush. Accompanied by an experienced guide and an armed scout, you'll tread lightly across the earth, coming face-to-face with Africa's iconic flora and fauna.
Remember, these walking wonders require a party of at least four, making it the perfect adventure for families or a group of friends thirsty for thrill.
Child Friendly
At Flatdogs Camp, they understand that adventures are best shared with family, which is why they've designed experiences that cater to the young and the young at heart alike.
For families seeking an unforgettable adventure, Flatdogs offers specially crafted family safaris. These Zambia safaris are thoughtfully tailored to suit all ages, ensuring older children and teenagers get to marvel at the wonders of the wild in a safe and exciting way.
Even better, Flatdogs’ accommodations are as versatile as your family needs them – from cosy tents that bring you closer to nature's heartbeat to comfortable chalets that can house the whole clan. It’s the perfect backdrop for fostering a love for nature in your little ones, creating memories that will last a lifetime, all in the spirit of adventure and discovery.
In Conclusion
Flatdogs Camp doesn't just offer a place to stay; it offers an immersive adventure that captures the essence of the African wilderness. From the moment you arrive, you're welcomed into a world where nature dictates the rhythm of life, and every experience is designed to connect you more deeply with the natural world.
Whether it's the thrill of a safari adventure, the delight of culinary explorations, or simply the peace of resting in accommodations that blend seamlessly into the environment, Flatdogs ensures that your stay is memorable, exciting, and utterly unique. It's more than a holiday; it's a chance to live out your wild dreams, surrounded by the splendour of Zambia's incredible landscapes.
Rates from US$ 430.00 per person
Flatdogs Camp Rates
Per person per night sharing
Rates are in US Dollar
*Rates may vary according to season
- Accommodation
- All meals
- Two game-viewing activities per day
- Park entry fees and LCCF
- Laundry service
- Mfuwe airport transfers
- All other transfers
- All other safari actgivities
- Drinks
- All flights
- Items of a personal nature
- Travel insurance
- Gratuities
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