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Kapani Lodge
accommodates 16 people. The stone built rooms
are designed for the warmer weather with tiled roofs, high ceilings,
overhead fan and large gauged windows.
Each bedroom has en suite shower,
washbasin, toilet and private verandah with bar fridge.
There is an open plan bar and lounge area, a viewing platform overlooking
the lagoon where meals are taken in the shade of evergreen trees.
Kapani
has developed a reputation for cuisine of excellent quality. Also offered
are a secluded swimming pool and a gift shop. |
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Normally, small parties are taken game viewing twice daily in open
vehicles. Night drives with a spotlight are one of the highlights of the
Luangwa Valley, giving the chance to see nocturnal animals, especially
leopard, for which it is famous. During the dry season (June - October),
those keen on walking can set out on foot with a guide and armed game
scout for morning walks from Kapani, or on a more extensive foot safari
from the bush camps.
Walking Safaris
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experience more of the wild, combining the atmosphere of the camp
fire with the adventure of safaris on foot, we recommend a stay at
our bush camps - Luwi, Nsolo and Kakuli. These camps are situated in
an isolated part of the National Park about one hours drive from Kapani. They are within a mornings walking distance of each other,
each located under shady evergreen tress on the banks of the Luwi
Sand river. The walking trail follows the
course of this river from the center of the National Park to its
confluence with the main Luangwa. All are led by one of our specially
trained safari guides, and an armed game scout. Although the emphasis is
on walking, occasional game drives can be undertaken from the bush camps. |
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Nsolo Bush Camp
has three spacious chalets,
accommodating up to 6 guests, built from grass with en suite shower,
washbasin, flush toilet and a verandah. At Nsolo one is able to
enjoy a little luxury in the heart of the wilderness. In a thatched
chitenge with a bar and dinning area, superb cuisine is served. A
nearby hide overlooks a waterhole where game viewing is most
rewarding. |
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Luwi Bush Camp
consists
of 4 thatched bamboo huts set in a beautifully shaded grove of trees
on the banks of the Luwi sand River. Each hut is individually
designed incorporating the surrounding bush and has its own en-suite
bathroom. We have purposely kept this camp as simple as possible and
to most this is its greatest appeal. |
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We eat under the trees and in
the evening a myriad or stars and the noises of the African night are your
company around the campfire. A short distance away is a large oxbow lagoon
teeming with hippos and crocodiles.
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Kakuli Bush Camp
is set on the Luangwa
River, at the confluence of the Luwi Sand River, and accommodates a
maximum of 6 guests in luxury walk-in safari tents, each with
en-suite facilities. There is a main chitenje overlooking the
Luangwa River and its game-filled grazing lawns.
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