Island Bush Camp, South Luangwa, Zambia

A Lodge or Hotel in Zambia

Rated

Location
South Luangwa National Park, Zambia

Starting from
US$ 515
Per Person Per Night

A member of the
Kafunta
Collection

Camp Details

Island Bush Camp offers untouched wilderness and walking safaris in the heart of South Luangwa National Park, Zambia. This authentic Zambian bush camp is set under the cool shade of old mahogany trees on the banks of the Luangwa River.

With views that stretch from the Chindeni hills in the Eastern corners of the Luangwa Valley to the Muchinga escarpment in the West, you are presented with the complete natural boundary of this remote and achingly beautiful wilderness. Every day is presented with new experiences and never the same.

Island Bush Camp is located around 3 hours South of Kafunta River Lodge. On the way to reach this safari bush camp you drive through the South Luangwa National Park, passing through woodland and open plains.

WHY CHOOSE ISLAND BUSH CAMP?

Far from the well beaten tracks, Island Bush Camp offers complete solitude.
5 bush chalets tastefully decorated in a simple, chic bush style.
The bush camp kitchen provides fantastic meals cooked on the wood burning stove and served in the dining area or under the Zambian night sky.

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Island Bush Camp Rates, Activities & Amenities

Rates

Year	Season	Type	Rates
2020	1 July – 31 October	–	US $ 515
2020	25 May – 30 June	–	US $ 515

Rates are Per Person Per Night unless otherwise specified.

Inclusions

Island Bush Camp rates include: accommodation, two game-viewing activities per day, all meals and snacks, local drinks (excluding premium brands), VAT, national park entry fees and bed levies, Luangwa Conservation & Community Levy, laundry and transfers from and to Mfuwe Airport, and in between camps.

Child Policy

Minimum age is strictly 12 years old at time of stay. Must be in their own room or sharing with an adult, triple rooms are not available at the bush camps.