Luangwa River Camp

Luangwa River Camp lies on the banks of the Luangwa River forming the border of the world renowned South Luangwa National Park in Zambia and marks the end of the Great Rift Valley. It is perhaps one of the few last unspoilt wilderness areas and one of the finest wildlife sanctuary in Africa and covers an area of over 9,000 sq km.

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Itinerary idea:
Visit the South Luangwa, staying for 5 nights at Luangwa River Camp, then be transfered to Lake Malawi  for a six night stay in a luxurious lake facing
bedroom at Danforth Lodge.

Contact our Zambia experts to design a holiday based on this idea – call 020 7622 5114

Accommodation
The intimate and exclusive Luangwa River Camp lies nestled under an ancient ebony grove and overlooking the Wafwa Oxbow Lagoon, accommodating a maximum of five couples at any one time. 

The five brick and thatch Bush Suites are individually named and all feature unique decorative themes.

The suites can accommodate either a double bed or twin beds. Hot and cold running water, twin sinks, shower, sunken baths (large enough for two people).

Overhead fans in both the bedroom and bathroom. Walk in mosquito nets as well as a sealed mosquito proof room.

Large free-standing fans inside the mosquito nets.

All Bush Suites have 240v plug sockets and hairdryers. Wardrobe and vanity table with rechargeable electric lanterns, candles and matches provided.

All suites have private decks with covered Bomas affording great views over the river and park.

Both the bedroom and bathroom have large folding doors leading to the outside deck.

Food at the camp is a fusion of Modern European and African and (on request) most dishes can be catered for.

The Head Chef creates signature dishes in an array of enticing combinations inspired by fresh local ingredients and international influences.

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