Luwi Camp is the most remote of all Norman Carr Safaris’ (current time + tide) bush camps. With only four safari tents built under shade-giving trees a short distance from the dry Luwi River riverbed, it is a very private affair. Luwi offers a very authentic "bush-feeling", a unique experience for adventure seekers and nature lovers. In the evenings, guests gather around the bar or around the camp fire; dinner is usually served under the stars.

Nsolo Bush Camp is another intimate bush camp by Norman Carr (current time + tide) with just five rooms. Nsolo is local word meaning „honey guide“, a small bird whose call leads the way to wild bees.

The camp is quite remote and traffic is very rare. The dry Luwi riverbed is situated right in front of the camp and it is hard to imagine how much water flows here during the rainy season, leaving this area completely impassable. Built a good distance apart, the thatched chalets sit slightly elevated upon wooden platforms. The open-air bathrooms are simple, but very comfortable and well made. One of the guest rooms stands alone, in the middle there is the main area with bar/lounge/dining and on the other side the rest of the rooms are lined up along the dry riverbed.