Zambia Lodges

Our lodge guide enables you to discover and navigate luxurious camps and lodges in Zambia. The luxury is both physical and straightforward where luxury is not measured by the thread count in Egyptian cotton sheets but by the magnificence of the views and the natural space.

From the iconic Victoria Falls and Zambezi River to the teeming wildlife areas of the Kafue and Luangwa National Parks, Zambia is laden with little known but some of the finest safari lodges in Africa.

Whether you are a birder, an adventure seeker or simply want to discover nature in its most splendid setting, there will be a Zambia Accommodation to suit your tastes.

Zambia enjoys a lower tourism profile and less development. For the traveller searching an older or more real Africa, you have come to the right place for the best in Zambia Lodges.

Livingstone Lodges

To view the Victoria Falls is to experience one of the iconic sites of Africa. One runs out of superlatives to describe this wonder of nature. Named Mosi-Oa-Tunya, "the smoke that thunders" by the local Kololo tribe, you can view the falls from various vantage points both on the Zimbabwean and Zambian sides.
Luangwa Lodges

The Luangwa National Park (South and North) is host to over 60 mammal species and over 400 bird species with several endemic species which are protected by the natural barrier of the Luangwa valley. The slightly harder access to this park makes the traveller's experience more exclusive and is far removed from the mass tourist circus of several other famous reserves.
Lower Zambezi Lodges

The Lower Zambezi National Park is Zambia's newest Park and is still relatively undeveloped, an absolute state of wilderness offering some of the best and most exciting Zambia accommodation. The opportunity to get close to the game wandering in and out of the Zambezi channels is one of the main attractions of this Park. Opposite Zimbabwe's Mana Pools. The Park covers an area of 4092 km², most of the wildlife is found along the valley floor close to the river's edge.
Kafue Lodges

With its 22400 sq kilometres in size, Kafue is one of the largest national parks in Africa. It is inhabited by only a handful of lodges guaranteeing the visitor an exclusive wildlife experience. The experience is heightened by the sense of wilderness from the astounding Busanga Plains in the North-western section of the Kafue to the tree-choked terrain and the lush dambos of the south, fed by the emerald green Lunga, Lufupa and Kafue Rivers.