Nsolo Bush Camp

Nsolo Bush Camp is about an hour from the Luangwa River on a bend in the seasonal Luwi River under a grove of immense trees near to a waterhole. The accommodation is in four rustic, yet comfortable thatched chalets, each set on a wooden deck under the shade of the trees, with proper beds, stylish furnishings, outside en-suite bathrooms and private verandas out front.

Nsolo is one of the South Luangwa's more remote, luxury safari camps and as with its sister camp Luwi, most of the game-viewing activities are centered on thrilling walking safaris along the Luwi River although exciting game drives during the day and at night are on offer for those wishing to combine walking and driving.

Walk near elephants, South Luangwa, Zambia.

From the camp you can explore the river systems and several of the attractive lagoons on the floodplain. These make excellent watering places for herds of elephant and several prides of lion that call the area home competing for prey and territory. Leopard are prolific in the area whilst wild dog have denned between Luwi and Nsolo for many years and so guests enjoy a very high probability of seeing these elusive predators. There are few African experiences more exciting than heading out on a walk early in the morning, having heard lions calling through the night, finding fresh tracks and following them up. This is big game viewing on foot and at its best.

Dining and lounge area, Nsolo Bush Camp, South Luangwa, Zambia.

A multitude of wildlife also frequents a waterhole in the dry river-bed in front of the camp and often the most exciting game viewing is from the comfort of your own deck or from the central chitenje that houses the bar, lounge and small camp library.