zambia - lower zambezi national park
A short distance downstream from
Lake Kariba, the Zambezi Valley fringed by rugged
escarpment on one side and the Zambezi River on
the other is a rich wildlife menagerie. Attracted
by lush flood plains, verdant woodlands and permanent
water, elephants, buffalo and antelope move in
vast herds. Lion, Leopard and Hyena seam plentiful
and are nearly always seen by most visitors. The
lower Zambezi is a relatively new National Park,
it was previously a Game Management Area and Private
park to the then President Kenneth Kaunda. The
Lower Zambezi wilderness is unique, rapidly changing
from open plains to Mopani Woodland, from scrub
bush thickets to Palm groves with giant Baobab
and Acacia trees. There has been 365 bird species
recorded.
Recommended Camps & lodges
Please select from the list below
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Chiawa
Camp
Resting peacefully on the river bank, in
a grove of mahogany and acacia trees. This
is a lodge to come to if you really want
to be spoilt. |
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Sausage
Tree Lodge
On on the banks of the Zambezi River this
exclusive safari camp was featured on the
BBC’s Holiday Ten Best programme. |
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Old
Mondoro Bush Camp
Set in a grove of Acacia trees on the banks
of the Zambezi River, this is a beautiful
site overlooking a maze of hippo inhabited
islands. |
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Ana
Tree Lodge
A chance to experience the natural splendours
of the African outback in total luxury and
solitude. |
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Chongwe
River Lodge
Chongwe River Camp is a 'bush camp' situated
in a wilderness area; elephant are more
numerous than people in our Albida grove! |
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Kanyemba
Lodge
Completely surrounded by nature, Kanyemba
Lodge is an exclusive relaxing spot. |
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