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Places which are most often combined with the Eight Reedbuck Hotel
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Nkwali
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Built on the banks of the Luangwa River, Nkwali Camp sits under the shade of tall mahogany, ebony and sausage trees. Owned and run by Robin Pope Safaris the camp is well situated a relatively short drive from Mfuwe ... Read more about Nkwali
Tafika
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Home to John and Carol Coppinger, the founders of Remote Africa Safaris, Tafika is a small, first-class camp standing on the banks of the Luangwa River, on the north side of the beautiful Nsefu Sector of South ... Read more about Tafika
Kaingo Camp
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Kaingo Camp overlooks the Luangwa River from beneath an old grove of ebony trees. It’s been owned by Derek Shenton and his family for years, and Derek still heads up the team and is frequently in camp guiding. ... Read more about Kaingo Camp
Nsefu
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Located on a wide bend of the Luangwa River in South Luangwa National Park's remote and game-rich Nsefu Sector, Nsefu is run by Robin Pope Safaris. An hour’s drive from their base at Nkwali, it was originally built in the 1950s... Read more about Nsefu
Tena Tena
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Run by Robin Pope Safaris , Tena Tena is in the remote Nsefu Sector, on the north side of South Luangwa National Park in an area rich with game. In August 2012 the camp was moved to a new location, about a kilometre ... Read more about Tena Tena
Mwamba Bushcamp
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Mwamba Bushcamp is set beneath the shade of tall ebony trees overlooking a waterhole in the usually dry bed of the seasonal Mwamba River. Owned by Derek and Jules Shenton, it is a very natural yet comfortable camp: ... Read more about Mwamba Bushcamp
Zambezi Sun
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For a super-value option, and a location right beside the Falls, choose the Zambezi Sun. It's adjacent to its sibling hotel, the Royal Livingstone.
The atmosphere at the Zambezi Sun is informal, and the design ... Read more about Zambezi Sun
Kapani Lodge
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Kapani, which means “the place of the Mopane trees", is situated on the banks of a permanent ox-bow lagoon, just outside South Luangwa National Park. Set under mature trees, Kapani is a cool, calm and solidly reassuring ... Read more about Kapani Lodge
Matamanene Camp
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In the heart of Liuwa Plain National Park, Matamanene Camp stands in a small tree island. This is the usual base for rangers and conservationists from the African Parks Foundation – it's not usually used for visitors ... Read more about Matamanene Camp
Luangwa River Camp
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Luangwa River Camp was built by a young English couple, Barry and Tara, who arrived in Zambia in 2001 with a host of ideas and huge enthusiasm, and the determination to carry them through. Their experiences were ... Read more about Luangwa River Camp
Kakuli Bushcamp
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Kakuli Bushcamp is a seasonal camp situated in a high density wildlife area within the South Luangwa National Park. Built at the confluence of the Luangwa and Lubi (pronounced Luwi) rivers, Kakuli is a small camp ... Read more about Kakuli Bushcamp
Flatdogs Camp
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Located just outside the gates into South Luangwa National Park, Flatdogs Camp was once famous for being an excellent backpackers option and a really low cost way of visiting the area. It has certainly retained ... Read more about Flatdogs Camp
Ruckomechi Camp
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Ruckomechi Camp (sometimes seen spelled ‘Rukomechi’, or even ‘Ruckomenchi’) spans nearly a kilometre of the riverfront in a private concession just beside the north-west corner of Mana Pools National Park. The ... Read more about Ruckomechi Camp
Vundu Camp
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Vundu Camp is a small camp with a long-standing reputation. It lies amongst a grove of ebony and tamarind trees on the banks of the Zambezi River, in the heart of Mana Pools National Park. The surrounding landscape ... Read more about Vundu Camp
Tongabezi
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Set on the steep banks of the Zambezi River, about 18km upstream from the Victoria Falls, Tongabezi has long been one of the region's most romantic – and exclusive – hideaways. It was founded in 1990, many years ... Read more about Tongabezi
Wasa Lodge
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Kasanka National Park's wide variety of different types of vegetation results in it harbouring a diverse range of animal and bird species. As well as elephant, buffalo and thousands of puku, you'll find Sharp's ... Read more about Wasa Lodge
Robin's House
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Very close to Nkwali Camp, Robin's House is a private two-bedroom house (a double room and a triple, each with a large private bathrooms). It's self-contained, with a kitchen, a chef, a valet and a private 4WD ... Read more about Robin's House
Islands of Siankaba
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A little further upstream from Tongabezi and the River Club, about 45km from Livingstone, the very peaceful Islands of Siankaba is built on two densely forested islands, linked by suspension bridges. To get there ... Read more about Islands of Siankaba
Crocodile Bushcamp
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The tiny Crocodile Bushcamp - also known as Crocodile River Camp - is one of Tafika's two satellite walking bushcamps, the other being Chikoko Tree Camp; together they combine to make up the Chikoko Trails Camps... Read more about Crocodile Bushcamp
Chikoko Tree Camp
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The tiny Chikoko Tree Camp is one of Tafika's two satellite walking bushcamps – which are sometimes know as the Chikoko Trails Camps; the other is Crocodile Bushcamp (which is sometimes called Crocodile River Camp)... Read more about Chikoko Tree Camp
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