Accommodation in Lower Zambezi National Park
Within the beautiful and remote Lower Zambezi National Park, we prefer the lodges closest to the Zambezi River. Set in the lush riverine bush, these lodges offer an excellent safari experience with game viewing activities both on the water and with game drives and bush walks. The camps are far from each other so you're unlikely to see any other safari vehicles or people, giving you the feeling that you alone are privileged to enjoy this pristine piece of paradise.
Most of the accommodation here is small, owner-run safari camps that offer outstanding hospitality and safari guiding. The lodges themselves vary from rustic and simple to lavish luxury and get consistently great reviews. Less well-known than its sister across the river, Zimbabwe's Mana Pools, Zambia's Lower Zambezi National Park is a beautiful park with magnificent ancient trees, lush grasslands and interesting landscapes. But it's probably best known for the abundance of game that congregates here, especially in the dry season from June to October.
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Chiawa Camp
Chiawa Camp was the first safari camp in the Lower Zambezi National Park. It is still owner-run by a descendant of the pioneering Cumings family. Offering superb luxury, beautiful surroundings, an unusually varied array of game-viewing activities, some of Africa's finest guides and wonderful hosting and service, it's easy to see why Chiawa has won so many awards over the years.
Old Mondoro Camp
Set in a remote area of Lower Zambezi National Park, Old Mondoro (which means 'lion' in the local Shona language) is an intimate, exclusive bush camp owned and operated by the Cumings family. The camp overlooks a maze of reed islands, thick with grunting hippos, while a grove of acacia trees attracts a constant stream of elephant visitors.
