Style

A charming, intimate and comfortable camp with a real yesteryear ambience and a true safari feel.

Setting

The camp has lots of permanent water supplies in close proximity, meaning a high concentration of game – easily viewable due to the water hole next to camp. The camp is based in the far north of South Luangwa Valley National Park, in the undeveloped Nsefu Sector.

Accommodation & Facilities

The 6 elegant brick and stone rondavels (round huts) can sleep up to 12 guests and sit in complete harmony with the surrounding bush. They are white washed with thatched roofs keeping the rooms airy. Each has a shady veranda with comfortable directors’ chairs and an en-suite shower and toilet complete with some typically English toiletries.

The central area is next to a massive termite mound, overlooking a water hole with a spectacular view of a bend in the river. There is also a thatched bar and communal lounge. The camp has even kept the original 1920’s basins and a working gramophone player. There is a full laundry service at Nsefu Camp.

Dining

Dinners are served by candlelight and breakfast at dawn on the grass terraced area at the front of the main lodge.

Activities

Day and night game drives are done in specially adapted vehicles with an expert guide. Walking safaris are also available and are always done with an armed ranged and fully qualified RPS guide.

Child Policy

It is not recommended for children to stay at Nsefu Camp.