Highlights
- Experience Africa's soul with traditional thatched rondavels and immersive Zambia safaris
- Set in South Luangwa National Park, offering unrivalled wildlife access
- Kuyenda Bushcamp provides a personalized experience with only six guest rondavels
- Indulge in traditional and contemporary cuisine
- Committed to sustainability through solar power and minimal environmental impact
- South Luangwa safari activities include walking safaris, game drives, and personalized photographic excursions
- Enjoy a digital detox without WiFi, immersing in natural beauty and tranquillity
- Charming and rustic camp with the very finest guides offering exceptional game viewing
Information
- Lodge type: Traditional Bush Camp
- Location: South Luangwa National Park, Zambia
- Lodge size: 6 Thatched Rondavels
- Recommended stay: 3-7 nights
Explore The Wild Beauty Of Kuyenda Bushcamp In The South Luangwa National Park
Stepping into Kuyenda Bushcamp feels like entering a world from a bygone era, where the heartbeat of Africa pulsates through the air and the wilderness calls out to the soul. Located in the illustrious South Luangwa National Park in Zambia, this enchanting safari bushcamp by the beloved "The Bushcamp Company" beckons adventure-seekers and nature lovers alike, promising an experience that is as intimate as it is unforgettable.
With its traditionally designed thatched rondavels and unspoiled surroundings, Kuyenda is not just a place to stay; it's a portal to the raw and vibrant rhythms of the African bush.
Here, at Kuyenda Bush Camp, visitors can immerse themselves in the serenity of nature, punctuated only by the sounds of incredible wildlife and the whispers of the wind.
Rooms And Suites
The six rondavels at Kuyenda Bushcamp are a reflection of traditional African architecture blended with contemporary comfort. Crafted with natural materials and crowned with thatch roofs, these circular huts are quintessentially African whilst offering a cosy and inviting atmosphere. Inside, the spacious interiors are thoughtfully appointed to ensure guests enjoy both convenience and comfort in the heart of the bush.
Each chalet is thoughtfully equipped with a shower, twin washbasins, and a toilet, ensuring convenience and comfort. Experience the luxury of solar-powered hot and cold running water for your relaxation needs. Indulge in provided toiletries, including soap, shampoo, conditioner, and skin moisturizer.
Stay cool with standing floor fans and keep insects at bay with mosquito nets.
Cuisine And Wine
Experiencing the cuisine at Kuyenda Bushcamp is akin to embarking on a sumptuous gastronomic adventure! Nestled in the heart of the African wilderness, this remote haven offers dishes that are a delightful fusion of traditional flavours and contemporary culinary techniques.
From the fresh, local produce that tantalizes your taste buds to the exquisite game meats that offer a taste of the wild, every bite is a celebration of the rich culinary heritage of the region. Coupled with a selection of fine wines that perfectly complement each dish, dining at Kuyenda Bushcamp is genuinely an unforgettable experience.
Facilities
The central dining area is a cosy space featuring a comfortable lounge and a well-stocked bar offering a panoramic view of a lush grassy plain teeming with abundant wildlife. Guests can unwind and enjoy the serene surroundings while sipping on their favourite drinks from the fully stocked bar in camp.
Sustainability is at the heart of the camp, with solar power being the main energy source. Although charging facilities are limited, the eco-conscious design ensures a minimal environmental impact. As the evening sets in, Kuyenda Bushcamp is illuminated by the warm glow of solar lights and traditional paraffin lamps, creating a magical ambience under the starlit sky.
Additionally, guests can take advantage of the complimentary limited laundry service provided on-site for added convenience and comfort during their stay.
There is NO WiFi available at all, this is an escape the modern world bush camp.
Activities
At the top of the list at Kuyenda Bushcamp lies an enchanting walking safari experience, inviting you to delve into the breathtaking South Luangwa landscapes. Kuyenda Bush Camp also showcases thrilling game drives during both the morning and afternoon/evening (as well as night game drives), offering chances to witness captivating wildlife like leopards and the intricate beauty of termite mounds.
Each excursion guarantees a distinctive adventure, ensuring your safari experience remains truly unforgettable.
Moreover, guests have the option to hire a private guide and vehicle at an additional cost to enrich their safari journey. For photography enthusiasts, a specially adapted photographic vehicle is also on hand to seize the essence of wildlife in its natural habitat.
In Conclusion
Kuyenda Bushcamp offers an authentic slice of African wilderness paired with comfort, tradition, and sustainability. This wonderful bush camp experience delivers an unparalleled experience that deeply connects guests to the natural world through its traditional thatched accommodations, intimate wildlife encounters, and meticulously crafted cuisine.
Whether you're seeking an adventure, tranquillity, or a blend of both, Kuyenda stands out as a beacon of untamed beauty and serene escapism.
Here, at Kuyenda Bushcamp, amidst the raw pulse of Zambia's South Luangwa National Park, every moment is a treasure, every experience a story waiting to be told.
Rates from US$ 550.00 per person
Kuyenda Bushcamp Rates
Per person per night sharing
Rates are in US Dollar
*Rates may vary according to season
- Shared road transfers (Mfuwe Airport & Bushcamp inter-camp)
- Accommodation
- Meals
- Bar
- Game activities
- Laundry
- 16% government VAT taxes and service charge
- All flights
- Additional transfers
- Travel insurance
- Government Levies
- South Luangwa National Park entry fees
- Luangwa Conservation & Community Fund (LCCF)
- Zambian Carnivore Programme (ZCP)
- Premium wines
- Gratuities
- Items of a personal nature
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