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This is a unique
lodge with
18 luxury en-suite thatched chalets, each with a
private decking area that overlooks a lagoon. Each
chalet is decorated with superb attention to detail
and a corner bath offering guests the chance to enjoy
a bath with a view. Each chalet has its own private
deck from where you can view
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Kuyenda is
nestled amongst shady trees on the banks of the Manzi
River. Accommodation is in 4 authentic thatched
rondavels containing large spacious beds, mosquito
netting and open air en-suite facilities including shower,
toilet and wash basin. The central dining area and bar overlook a grassy plain with abundant
wildlife..
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Chamilandu camp
offers comfort, class and beauty in one of the South
Luangwa Valley's prime remote river locations. These
2 metre high tree-house chalets are elegantly designed
with a tasteful blend of modern classic decor
and provide a bird's eye view over the waters of the
Luangwa River and Nchindeni Hills. Each chalet has
it's own viewing deck. |
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Chindeni is situated on
the edge of a lagoon, a waterhole for a variety of
wildlife. The dramatic Nchindeni
Hills are the camp's magnificent backdrop. Raised
over the water, Chindeni's 4 en-suite luxury
tents each have private decks from which you can view the
resident big game or simply enjoy the serenity of
the lagoon and an evening drink. |
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Bilimungwe
is a cool and comfortable camp set beneath magnificent
Mahogany trees on the edge of a small plain. The
camp consists of 4 reed and thatch chalets with
en-suite shower, toilet and double vanities.
The rustic dining and bar area are constructed on
raised decking with views of a permanent water hole...
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Situated
in a prime location on the picturesque Kapamba
River, the lodge offers the chance to enjoy this untouched
corner of South Luangwa National Park in luxurious surroundings.
The well-positioned deck is the focal point
of the camp and serves as both the dining and bar
area. |
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The
lakeside paradise resort of Club Makokola sits on the palm fringed southern shore of
Lake Malawi. The possibilities are intoxicating and
endless. You can deepen your tan on an exquisite white
sandy beach, or don a mask and snorkel and discover
the amazing technicolor world of the lake’s tropical
fish. |
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A safari in the
rainy summer months of Zambia must be
one of the most underrated experiences in
Africa. The bush is a vivid and vibrant emerald green and the air is crystal clear.
It is an excellent time for photography with migrant birds arriving to breed, the young emerging in March. |
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SAFARIS |
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The
Bushcamp Company offers several specialist
itineraries run by renowned safari guide Derek
Solomon.
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