The house sleeps a maximum of eight guests (plus 1-2 additional beds) in four large, en-suite bedrooms; two are located on the ground floor and two on the upper floor. The house comes with its own service team, private cook, guides, and private vehicle.
Reminiscent of Gaudi's creations in Barcelona, the camp is renowned for its unique and highly original design. The same architect is responsible for Luangwa Safari House in South Luangwa National Park - another great option for families.
A beautiful swimming pool faces the river to the front of the house and invites you to take a cooling dip, splash around and be as noisy as you like - you are, after all, completely alone.
The camp is accessed by air from Lusaka to Royal Airstrip in 35 minutes. A 25-minute vehicle transfer takes guests to the jetty, where they then board a boat for a 20-minute trip to camp.
The Zambezi is, of course, the main attraction, and this vital lifeline supports large herds of elephant (up to 100 animals), buffalo and hippo.
Various ecosystems within Lower Zambezi National Park means a large variety of wildlife subsists here. Elephant, buffalo, lion, leopard, zebra, kudu and warthog are often seen. An escarpment leading to the country's interior acts as a natural barrier, keeping the animals close to the river.
Giraffe are not present in the park and wild dog and cheetah are very rare.
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