Explore S Luangwa, & the remote N Luangwa National park without compromising comfort.

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Area:-         Zambia - W of Lilongwe in the Eastern Province of Zambia.
Duration:-  10 Nights / 11 Days
Season:-    June - October 
Persons:-   Minimum 2 - max 8
Interest:-    Game viewing by vehicle and on foot.

Day 1: - Meet at the Land and Lake Office at 0830 in the morning. Depart Lilongwe & continue to Mchinji and onto a dirt road to Luangwa Valley - Mfuwe sector. A picnic lunch is enjoyed en route and ETA at the Lodge is 2.30pm. On arrival we check into our chalets followed by tea and coffee. A night drive is offered returning at 20H00 for dinner

Day 2 : - After a light snack with tea & coffee we depart for a morning drive at 06H00. All game drives are undertaken in open game viewing vehicles, to optimise your pleasure and experience. Drinks and snacks are taken along for your enjoyment whilst in the park. Depending on game sightings, we return to the lodge at 11 for a scrumptious "brunch". Afternoon at leisure or swimming, prior to your afternoon / night drive. Return for dinner

Day 3 & 4: - After breakfast, we drive to the unique Island Bush Camp 2 hrs South of Kafunta, where we will spend our next 2 nights. Days here start with early morning refreshments then a walking safari, rest back at camp, then an afternoon walking safari. Tea, coffee and a light snack are taken with for your enjoyment whilst on walks. Depending on routing and game sightings, we return to the lodge at 11 for a delicious "brunch". An afternoon rest followed by another walk to a different area followed by dinner.

Day 5 : - Depart Island camp through villages and the Nsefu sector to Luambe NP. The entire drive is through game rich areas and is really an extended game drive. Picnic lunch en route then we arrive in Luambe NP mid afternoon. Overnight Luambe Wilderness Lodge.

Day 6: - Another day traveling through game rich areas and crossing over to the west bank of the Luangwa River. Arrival at Buffalo Camp is around midday with time to relax in the afternoon. A night drive is offered to those that wish.

Day 7& 8:- N. Luangwa is incredible for game walks and this is the preferred mode of viewing game in the area. The days are spent walking, relaxing and enjoying 3 wholesome meals daily. Night drives are also offered.

Day 9:-  After breakfast we drive back the same route to South Luangwa. ETA at Kafunta is around 5 pm. Overnight Kafunta Lodge.

Day 10 : - Morning and afternoon / night drives. Overnight Kafunta River Lodge

Day 11:- An easy start to the day then pack up and return back to Lilongwe via the popular tribal textiles craft shop.  A picnic lunch is eaten en route and ETA in the city is 1500.

Included in the above package: All transport Lilongwe return, 5 nights lodge accommodation, 5 X nights camp, all meals, game
drives and walks, park entrance fees    -   
Excluded in the above package: Drinks, visa fees [if applicable],.

South Luangwa Valley -  9050 sq km of pristine woodland and riverine vegetation plays host to over 40 mammal and 650 bird species. The South Luangwa has been described as the premier park in Africa.
North Luangwa Valley - Until very recently this park was inaccessible and off limits to visitors, being a research center only. The great attraction is the numerous lion prides, vast herds of Buffalo and Wildebeest in the area. This is Africa in its rawest sense.
Kafunta River Lodge Comfortable en suite accommodation in thatched chalets raised on stilts with their own private veranda, bar fridge, fan, walk in mosquito nets, hairdryer, tea and coffee making facilities.
Island Camp is set on an Island in the Luangwa river south of Kafunta. Each chalet has a sitting area with view over the, is en suite with running water, basin, flush toilet and a traditional bucket shower.
Luambe Wilderness Lodge en suite tented chalets and set overlooking a large lagoon with numerous resident crocodile & hippos.
Buffalo Camp - One of 3 camps allowed to operate in N Luangwa, this rustic camp overlooks the Mwaleshi River. The seasonal grass chalets, have secluded open-air toilet and showers.