Like its sistercamp, Luwi, Nsolo Bushcamp has four similar, simple chalets that are raised up on decks and open at the front. Each has twin (or double) beds under mosquito netting, and an outdoor en-suite shower and flush toilet. Both Luwi and Nsolo are very peaceful camps; at both you'll dine underneath the stars, and spend your days walking in the bush.
Nsolo works best when combined with a walking safari encompassing its sister-bushcamps, Luwi, Kakuli and Mchenja - and of course this will often start and/or end with Kapani Lodge.
Click on the link below 'Trips to Nsolo Bushcamp …, on the right of this page, for examples of such trips >>
Drinks included: Yes - soft drinks, house wine and local spirits are included in the rates. Note that fine wines, champagne and imported spirits and liqueurs, are charged as extras.
Special interests
Walking: One of the few classic, walking-only bushcamps left in Africa
- See more of our suggestions of the best places for Walking
Wildlife: Excellent big game whilst you're on foot
- See more of our suggestions of the best places for Wildlife
A Rain Storm and Conversation at Dinner
We only had one night in the beautiful new chalets at Nsolo and a substantial storm meant we missed our evening drive. However, that was more than compensated for by seeing the storm, by the way our c...
Welcome at Nsolo
Shaddy and Natasha were great hosts/guides and made us really welcome. We felt very comfortable with them .
The covered eating area together with the little seating area and library is a bonus.
Click on the links below to read sections from the Bradt guidebook which are related to Nsolo Bushcamp.
Nsolo Bushcamp Put Nsolo Bushcamp into context – read more about it in the Bradt travel guide to Zambia.
Useful links...
We want you to understand more about Nsolo Bushcamp. We're also confident that a trip there with us cost you the same or less than booking it any other way, even directly. So follow the links below.
Live availability for Nsolo Use this live site to check on space at Nsolo - fill in the boxes to specify your start date, then click the green arrow.
Nsolo Bushcamp Click here to visit the Nsolo Bushcamp website. Part of the Norman Carr Safari group this website has some great photos and interesting information.