South Luangwa National Park offers some of the best game viewing opportunities in Africa. It covers a vast area of some 9,050 square kilometres. Part of the Great Rift Valley, it is bounded by the Muchinga Escarpment in the West and the Luangwa River in the East. The Luangwa River and its tributaries are the lifeblood of the region. The Walking Safari Bush Camps are in a private concession area of the South Lungwa National Park and are between two and four hours walk apart. A professional guide and an armed scout accompany each walk. 
WILDLIFE
The park was established to protect the unique Thornicroft's Giraffe, but it is also home to a vast range of mammals and birds and is particularly notable for its population of Leopard and Lion. Vegetation ranges from dense woodland to open grassy plains and oxbow lagoons act as natural waterholes.
Open from the 1st of June to the 31st of October. | No. of Bedrooms | Seasonal camps, thatch and reed twin rooms with private bathroom facilities, hot bucket showers and loos. The camps are beautifully sited in the shady woodland with views either over the Luangwa River or its tributaries. The atmosphere in each camp is very different which adds to the richness of the experience. | | Activities | Walking, bird watching and game viewing. |
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