Bushcamping in Zambia’s Luangwa Valley

1/5 Moffat is incredibly proud of his simple bush kitchen and earth oven
© Chikoko Tree Camp Moffat is incredibly proud of his simple bush kitchen and earth oven
2/5 A well camouflaged bushcamp
© Nsolo Bushcamp A well camouflaged bushcamp
3/5 Bathing in the open air...why not indeed.
© Kuyenda Bushcamp Bathing in the open air...why not indeed.
4/5 Kerosene lanterns don't interfere with the night sky
© Kuyenda Bushcamp Kerosene lanterns don't interfere with the night sky
5/5 Breakfast at Chikoko Tree Camp tastes better eaten in the open air, around a campfire
© Chikoko Tree Camp Breakfast at Chikoko Tree Camp tastes better eaten in the open air, around a campfire

A tailored walking safari in Zambia, walking from one small camp to the next through the game-rich Luangwa Valley.

This is where you head if you like to wake up with the drumming call of ground hornbills, shower under the open sky with the river breeze fresh on your skin, and sit with your palms cupped round a mug of fresh coffee as the smoke from the camp-fire at your feet drifts slowly upwards. If you would enjoy a three hour walk along tracks used by elephant and leopard during the night, before returning for a well-deserved brunch cooked in an earth oven, then Zambia’s bushcamps are surely the place for you.

The North and South Luangwa offer an authentic, sometimes fairly raw, but always comfortable bush experience. The idea is to surround yourself with nature and so camps are simple affairs and activities often revolve around getting out on your own two feet.  But by simple, we still mean you can enjoy a hot shower, a proper bed with crisp sheets, and delicious food....this is not slumming-it.

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