South Luangwa National Park
The Wildlife Camp is situated in the Southern section of the Luangwa Valley. The Valley itself is in the Eastern Province of Zambia and forms the tail end of the Great Rift Valley. The park itself is a healthy 9050 km2 of unspoilt, classic African wilderness - a place where one feels truly to be in the "real Africa". An ecologically unspoilt area the park is a haven for wildlife and boasts impressive concentrations of mammals and prolific bird life.
The CampSituated in unspoilt surroundings on the banks of the Luangwa River, the Camp has a variety of accommodation on offer from campsites and self-catering to fully catered chalets. The Camp has been designed around a 'rustic-original' theme whilst keeping comfort in mind. Whether choosing to languish in the well stocked bar-cum-dining area that overlooks the park, or 'bush-out' at the campsite, the Camp ensures that one gets back to nature for an unforgettable bush experience. |
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The Wildlife Camp operates under the auspices of the Wildlife and Environmental Conservation Society of Zambia for the benefit of the local community. The self-catering option provides you with all the necessary kitchen utensil requirements plus fridge, freezer and bedding. There is also a cook on hand to prepare meals if required as well as the availability of a laundry service on request. |
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Activities
The Wildlife Camp caters for all tastes whether it be mammals, birds or just enjoying the wonderful African scenery. On offer are the following eco-options . . .
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Night Drives Spotlights unveil the African bush at night, revealing the secrets of the nocturnal wild from the comfort of an open safari vehicle. Game Drives Enjoy a real safari in one of our open vehicles, tracking down the superb variety of game to be seen in the South Luangwa National Park.
Walking Safaris Experience Africa and it's wildlife on foot in the park where this type of safari was born. Rated by many as one of the best ways of tracking down and viewing the fauna and flora, get back to how the pioneers of the safari industry got their first taste of the African bush. |
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Contact detailsEmail: wildlife@super-hub.com |
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For further information
For further information and the latest prices and news from the camp, please have a look at the camps own web page at: www.wildlifecamp-zambia.com
