- Sussi & Chuma Lodge
Rates from US$ 745.00 per person
Sussi & Chuma, both lodges take full advantage of their enchanting riverbank setting, resident wildlife, such as hippopotamus and elephant, are likely to wander through the grounds, since in the National Park they have priority.
- Royal Chundu Zambezi River Lodge
Rates from US$1 095.00 per person
Royal Chundu Zambezi River Lodge, a Relais & Châteaux property situated on the mighty Zambezi River just upstream from Victoria Falls on a 15 km stretch of private waterway.
The perfect option for both a romantic escape or a unique, fun-filled family holiday.
- Chinzombo Safari Camp
Rates from US$1 150.00 per person
Chinzombo Safari Camp is a wildly luxurious option for those wanting only the best that a safari to the South Luangwa National Park has to offer.
Chinzombo offers games drives, walking safaris and boat cruises (seasonal) all led by award-winning guides and trackers.
- Kafunta River Lodge
Rates from US$485.00 per person
A classic Luangwa and Zambian safari lodge, Kafunta River Lodge is located overlooking a spectacular floodplain just outside of the South Luangwa National Park.
Kafunta River Lodge in the "Valley of the Leopard" is best suited for games drives and is ideal for those interested in wildlife and birdlife sightings as well as photography.
- Anabezi Luxury Tented Camp
Rates from US$950.00 per person
Anabezi Luxury Tented Camp overlooking the Zambezi River and Mushika River flood plain offers guests a premium safari experience that includes, game drives, night drives, canoeing, and boating activities within a remote corner of this spectacular park.
- Shumba Camp
Rates from US$ 1 277.00 per person
Shumba Camp is situated in the northern region of the Kafue National Park, in the famed Busanga Plains area.
The Plains, covering approximately 750 square kilometres, is considered one of Zambia's most important wetlands as well as a wildlife paradise with a wealth of plains game, predators and birds.
- Chiawa Camp
Rates from US$1 070.00 per person
Chiawa Camp is a must for any visit to Zambia with superb accommodation, magnificent game viewing and scenery, and a large variety of activities are complemented by renowned guiding.
A stunning thatched lounge area with upstairs viewing deck provides one of the best views of the Zambezi.
- Old Mondoro
Rates from US$990.00 per person
On the banks of the Zambezi River in the Lower Zambezi National Park some 35km downstream from Chiawa Camp this is a beautiful and remote site overlooking a maze of hippo-inhabited islands and channels.
Old Mondoro is the Lower Zambezi's most intimate and private safari camp.
- Chongwe River Suites
Rates from US$815.00 per person
Chongwe River Suites is the proud culmination of years of design and experience and is also the perfect marriage between Chongwe Camp and Chongwe House.
The two rooms share a lounge and dining area appointed with fine furniture and antiques that over look a private pool and the Zambezi.
- Chongwe River House
Rates from US$815.00 per person
Chongwe River House stands on the banks of the magical Chongwe River, close to the Zambezi, and with a sensational view of the dramatic mountainous escarpment beyond.
Sitting on the deck, under a huge winterthorn tree and next to the large pool, your view across the Zambezi escarpment is magnificent.
- Sausage Tree Camp
Rates from US$990.00 per person
Sausage Tree Camp is set in a stunning location on the banks of the Zambezi in the heart of the Lower Zambezi's best game viewing area.
The camp overlooks an expanse of narrow channels and low set reed islands teeming with game, with the magnificent Zambezi escarpment as the backdrop.
- Puku Ridge Camp
Rates from US$810.00 per person
Puku Ridge Camp has a very intimate atmosphere and combines an authentic safari experience under canvas with panoramic views over the abundant South Luangwa floodplain below.
Each of the seven oversized tents has picture windows out onto the floodplain over a private viewing deck.
- Sindabezi Island Camp
Rates from US$ 650.00 per person
Sindabezi Island Camp is a private island paradise nestled in the waters of the Zambezi, upstream of the Victoria Falls.
Sindabezi is the only bush camp in the area, so at night and day the sounds of Africa surround one completely.
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The Victoria Falls area has gained a reputation over the past two decades as one of the adventure centres of the world. From bungee jumping to white water rafting, there will be some activity for the adrenalin junkie. However, this is not what the Vic Falls was traditionally about.Best Victoria Falls Adventure Activities
The Victoria Falls is not only celebrated as one of the worlds most beautiful sights but it also is known as the adventure capital of Africa. With Victoria Falls being on most safari itineraries it is good to know what to do and see when in town, whether you are staying on the Zambian or on the Zimbabwean side of the Falls.Canoeing On The Upper Zambezi
Your correspondent has been travelling and going on safari in Africa since the early 1980s. I have lost count of the many, majestic sunsets, of the unique wildlife moments accidentally captured by a camera and of the multitude of happy days with friends in remote places.Livingstone, Lower Zambezi and Luangwa Safari
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