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Safari Itinerary

Day 1: South Luangwa

Lusaka to Mfuwe we fly heading to the South Luangwa National Park.
On the drive to Nkwali Camp, we pass through local villages, agriculture as well as wild African bush.
Nkwali Camp is our home for the next four days.
After checking in, lunch or high tea awaits.
An introductory afternoon game drive into the South Luangwa National Park is what we have been waiting for.
Overnight: Nkwali Camp

Days 2-4: South Luangwa

The next few days are in general spent game viewing, either by vehicle or by legendary bush walking safaris.
Breakfasts, mid morning and afternoon teas, coffees and cakes, lunches and dinners are par for the course.
Each day we enter the National park from our private concession via either the nearby pontoon or by boat over the Luangwa River.
The game in the area is excellent - and includes many family herds of elephants and the endemic species of giraffe, the Thornicroft Giraffe.
We at Uyaphi.com can highly recommend morning bush walks, the terrain is flat, the guides are brilliant and the wildlife abounds around every corner.
Game drives are recommended in the late afternoons and early evenings, as one gets to move greater distances to see the Big cats.
Overnight: Nkwali Camp

Day 5: Zambezi River

We leave the South Luangwa and fly direction Lower Zambezi (South).
Chongwe River Camp is our home for the next three days, located on the confluence of the Chongwe and Zambezi rivers.
Arriving in time for lunch with vistas over this spectacular valley.
As an afternoon activity, we suggest a boat safari along the Zambezi River culminating in sunset drinks on the river itself.
Back in time for an alfresco dinner and chat around the campfire
Overnight: Chongwe River Camp

Days 6-7: Zambezi River

Your days on the Lower Zambezi are spent taking part in some of the most diverse wildlife activities found anywhere in Africa.
Canoeing down the Zambezi River is certainly a must.
Morning and afternoon game drives into the Lower Zambezi National Park
Fishing for Africa's premier game fish, the Tiger that can grow as big as 10-12 kg (catch and release policy is in place).
And last but certainly not least, sun-downer boat trips a perfect end to your days here in Zambia.
Overnight: Chongwe River Camp

Day 8: Safari Ends

After breakfast and farewell.
A drive through the park to the airstrip to meet the plane taking you to Lusaka (30 min) for your onward flight.

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Nkwali Camp

Nkwali Camp has been designed so that guests always look out - to the bush and to the Luangwa River. The land is superb game viewing country, with a beautiful area of ebony woodland and open grasslands. Elephants regularly cross the Luangwa, seen from the bar, or come to the waterhole near the thatched dining room.

Toka Leya Camp

Toka Leya Camp consisting of 12 spacious en-suite safari-style tents, is hidden on the banks of the Zambezi River in the western sector of the Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, about 12km upstream from the Falls, offering spectacular views.

Lufupa Tented Camp

Lufupa Tented Camp is, without doubt, an intimate, personal camp that simply comprises of nine en-suite Meru-style tented units each with a wooden deck on which to contemplate the wide river view and the surrounding wildlife. Located in one of the more remote locations in Africa.

Kalamu Lagoon Camp

Positioned on a beautiful permanent lagoon just off the Luangwa River in the remote area of the South Luangwa National Park, imparting a feeling of remoteness and exclusivity. The Luamfwa Concession is located in the wild and uncrowded (with people that is!) southern sector of the Park.

Royal Livingstone Hotel

The Royal Livingstone Hotel, stretching along the banks of the Zambezi River, consists of a series of 17 colonial-style buildings with deep verandas, set amidst indigenous trees and plants is only a few steps from the mighty Zambezi.

Kapinga Camp

Kapinga Camp is situated in the extreme north of the Kafue National Park, and in the north-west corner of the Busanga Plains. The camp has been designed to blend in with the environment and natural products have been used as much as possible in the construction of the camp.

Kakuli Bush Camp

Kakuli Bush Camp is one of the few Zambian and Luangwa bush camps to open in February and March. At this time of year, the river is high, we gain access by boat and activities are either on the river or on foot in the drier, sandy areas that surround the camp, spectacular wildlife.