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Places which are most often combined with the Robin Pope Safaris walking safari
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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
Tena Tena
|75%| 
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
Nsefu
|42%| 
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
Taj Pamodzi Hotel
|33%|
The Taj Pamodzi Hotel, in the centre of Lusaka, and is most frequently used by our travellers as a stop-over hotel for just one night, typically for those who need to connect onto the early morning flight with ... Read more about Taj Pamodzi Hotel
Chongwe River Camp
|25%| 
Chongwe River Camp is located at the confluence of the Zambezi River and its tributary, the Chongwe River, which forms the western boundary of the Lower Zambezi National Park. The camp stands in a game management ... Read more about Chongwe River Camp
Pioneer Camp
|17%| 
Pioneer Camp is situated just outside Lusaka, twenty minutes from the international airport - and this location is key to why we sometimes recommend it. If you have an early morning flight out of Lusaka, then spending ... Read more about Pioneer Camp
Lufupa Bushcamp
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Sadly, Lufupa Bushcamp closed at the beginning of 2012 and is not due to re-open in the foreseeable future.
Built along the banks of the broad Kafue River, and right on the Kafwala Rapids, an area of river ... Read more about Lufupa Bushcamp
Musanza Bushcamp
|17%| 
Sadly, Musanza Bushcamp is closed and is not due to re-open in the foreseeable future.
Musanza Bushcamp is a semi-permanent bushcamp hidden under thick shady trees on a wooded 'island' and overlooking permanent ... Read more about Musanza Bushcamp
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
Chiawa Camp
|17%| 
The unpretentious, family-owned and run Chiawa Camp is set in the heart of the game-rich Lower Zambezi National Park. Chiawa stands on the grassy banks of the Zambezi River with uninterrupted views across the Zambezi, ... Read more about Chiawa 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
Luangwa River Camp
|8%| 
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
Kawaza Village
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Just outside the South Luangwa National Park, and a few miles from Mfuwe town, lies a normal, working, rural Zambian village that has decided to invite visitors to stay. There is nothing contrived or artificial ... Read more about Kawaza Village
The River Club
|8%| 
The River Club sits high on the banks of the Zambezi River with expansive views both upstream and towards the Victoria Falls, and across into Zimbabwe. It’s a small, smart lodge at which guests usually stay for ... Read more about The River Club
Busanga Bushcamp
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On the north-west side of the Busanga Plains, Busanga Bushcamp lies hidden in a small tree island of giant sycamore fig trees and wild date palms. Though not as grand as its sister camps, Kapinga Camp and Shumba ... Read more about Busanga Bushcamp
Shumba Camp
|8%| 
Situated on Kafue National Park's Busanga Plains, Shumba Camp was originally a basic bushcamp run by Busanga Trails. We've known this camp since 1995, when we first visited ... although it's changed out of all ... Read more about Shumba Camp
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
Shiwa Ng'andu
|8%| 
AAlthough Shiwa Ng'andu Manor House has become more well known through the best-selling book, The Africa House, we've been organising trips here for many years. It's an English manor house, set on the Shiwa Ng’andu ... Read more about Shiwa Ng'andu
Mutinondo Wilderness
|8%| 
Reached by a short flight from the Luangwa, Mutinondo Wilderness is a private 100km2 reserve that we're delighted to feature here. Near the edge of the Luangwa escarpment, this pristine area protects verdant woodlands ... Read more about Mutinondo Wilderness
Kutandala Camp
|8%| 
Sadly, Kutandala Camp closed at the beginning of 2012 and is not due to re-open in the foreseeable future.
Twenty kilometres upstream from Mwaleshi, Kutandala Camp is also situated on the banks of the Mwaleshi River... Read more about Kutandala Camp
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