Zambia Camps & Lodges
King Lewanika Lodge, Liuwa Plain National Park, Zambia
A Luxury Lodge or Hotel in Zambia
Camp Details
King Lewanika Lodge is located in Liuwa National Park, which spans an enormous area of 3,369 square kilometers (1,301 square miles). The lodge is built on the edge of a rare, forested woodland, on the fringe of the seemingly endless vistas of Liuwa Plain and is ideally located to bear witness to Africa’s second largest wildebeest migration and the park’s diverse array of other species.
The award-winning lodge architecture effortlessly celebrates the golden hues of the Plain from every vantage point, the spacious, open-fronted main lounge and dining area encourage immersion into one of Africa’s truly wild places, where a forgotten migration defines and drives an entire ecosystem!
WHY CHOOSE KING LEWANIKA LODGE?
• Enjoy front-row seats to an incredibly diverse eco-system, rich with an abundance of wildlife, without the crowds.
• Situated in a game dense area of the National Park, perfectly positioned to showcase majestic lions, menacing clans of hyena up to fifty-strong and pans teeming with rare aquatic birdlife.
• Photographers paradise due to the spectacular landscapes, ever-changing vistas and expansive, dramatic skies.
Questions about King Lewanika
Is there a minimum length of stay?
Yes, the published rate is based on a minimum three-night stay, which fits the remoteness of Liuwa. Rates run from US$1,205 per person per night from 1 March to 31 December and cover all meals, transfers to and from the local airport, local inter-camp road transfers, game-viewing activities, standard bar drinks and house wines, laundry and service charge.
What is the wildlife spectacle at Liuwa?
Liuwa Plain hosts Africa's second largest wildebeest migration, a forgotten one that drives the whole ecosystem. The lodge sits in a game-dense part of the park, well placed for lion, hyena clans of up to fifty animals, and pans full of rare aquatic birdlife. Photographers come as much for the vast skies and shifting light.
How busy does it get here?
Very little. Liuwa National Park covers 3,369 square kilometres and King Lewanika gives you a front-row seat to it without the crowds you find in better-known parks. The lodge stands on the edge of rare forested woodland at the fringe of the plain, with an open-fronted main lounge and dining area facing out.
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Time + Tide King Lewanika Rates, Activities & Amenities
Rates
| Year | Season | Type | Rates |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 1 March - 31 December | minimum 3 – night stay | US $ 1205 |
Rates are Per Person Per Night unless otherwise specified.
Inclusions
King Lewanika Rates include – All meals, accommodation, transfers to/from local airport, local inter-camp road transfers, game-viewing activities, standard bar drinks and house wines, laundry and service charge
Questions about King Lewanika
Is there a minimum length of stay?
Yes, the published rate is based on a minimum three-night stay, which fits the remoteness of Liuwa. Rates run from US$1,205 per person per night from 1 March to 31 December and cover all meals, transfers to and from the local airport, local inter-camp road transfers, game-viewing activities, standard bar drinks and house wines, laundry and service charge.
What is the wildlife spectacle at Liuwa?
Liuwa Plain hosts Africa's second largest wildebeest migration, a forgotten one that drives the whole ecosystem. The lodge sits in a game-dense part of the park, well placed for lion, hyena clans of up to fifty animals, and pans full of rare aquatic birdlife. Photographers come as much for the vast skies and shifting light.
How busy does it get here?
Very little. Liuwa National Park covers 3,369 square kilometres and King Lewanika gives you a front-row seat to it without the crowds you find in better-known parks. The lodge stands on the edge of rare forested woodland at the fringe of the plain, with an open-fronted main lounge and dining area facing out.
Activities
Child Policy
Children of all ages are welcome at King Lewanika Lodge.
Questions about King Lewanika
Is there a minimum length of stay?
Yes, the published rate is based on a minimum three-night stay, which fits the remoteness of Liuwa. Rates run from US$1,205 per person per night from 1 March to 31 December and cover all meals, transfers to and from the local airport, local inter-camp road transfers, game-viewing activities, standard bar drinks and house wines, laundry and service charge.
What is the wildlife spectacle at Liuwa?
Liuwa Plain hosts Africa's second largest wildebeest migration, a forgotten one that drives the whole ecosystem. The lodge sits in a game-dense part of the park, well placed for lion, hyena clans of up to fifty animals, and pans full of rare aquatic birdlife. Photographers come as much for the vast skies and shifting light.
How busy does it get here?
Very little. Liuwa National Park covers 3,369 square kilometres and King Lewanika gives you a front-row seat to it without the crowds you find in better-known parks. The lodge stands on the edge of rare forested woodland at the fringe of the plain, with an open-fronted main lounge and dining area facing out.
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