Zambia Camps & Lodges
Liuwa Camp, Liuwa Plain National Park, Zambia
A Tented Camp in Zambia
Camp Details
Liuwa Camp is a fully catered lodge featuring seven ensuite canvas chalets, of which one is a honeymoon suite. There is also a separate family unit.
On an island tucked away under a shady canopy of tall trees, the light-footprint solar-powered Liuwa Camp accommodates 18 people. The ensuite guest chalets are on raised decks and spread out on either side of the camp’s central area. Each unit is discreetly positioned for privacy and to maximise views of the expansive plain and the camp’s waterhole.
The canvas central area – a showcase of the colourful Lozi culture – features an airy dining room, spacious lounge and library. A firepit is the ideal spot for evening contemplations under the legendary night skies of Liuwa.
WHY CHOOSE LIUWA CAMP?
- Liuwa Plain National Park in Zambia is home to precious Ramsar site wetlands, new lion prides thanks to Lady Liuwa & remote wilderness to get lost in.
- It also plays host to Africa’s second-largest wildebeest migration.
- The Luambimba River bounds the park to the north and the Luanginga River to the south.
Questions about Liuwa Camp
Is there accommodation for couples or families specifically?
Yes. Of the seven en-suite canvas chalets, one is a honeymoon suite, and there is a separate family unit as well. The camp takes 18 guests in total, with chalets spread either side of the central area on raised decks for privacy and views over the plain and waterhole.
What is the wildlife draw at Liuwa Plain?
Liuwa hosts Africa's second-largest wildebeest migration, along with new lion prides descended from the story of Lady Liuwa, and Ramsar-listed wetlands. The Luambimba River bounds the park to the north and the Luanginga to the south, and the sense of remote wilderness is a large part of the appeal.
How do we reach the camp, and is the transfer included?
The rate of US$540 per person per night includes transfers between Kalabo and Liuwa Camp, along with accommodation, all meals, two activities a day and local drinks such as soft drinks, water, tea and coffee. We handle the routing into Kalabo as part of your itinerary.
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Liuwa Camp Rates, Activities & Amenities
Rates
| Year | Season | Type | Rates |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 01 January - 31 December | – | US $ 540 |
Rates are Per Person Per Night unless otherwise specified.
Inclusions
Liuwa camp rates include – Accommodation, all meals, 2 activities per day, transfers between Kalabo and Liuwa Camp, and local drinks such as soft drinks, water, tea and coffee.
Questions about Liuwa Camp
Is there accommodation for couples or families specifically?
Yes. Of the seven en-suite canvas chalets, one is a honeymoon suite, and there is a separate family unit as well. The camp takes 18 guests in total, with chalets spread either side of the central area on raised decks for privacy and views over the plain and waterhole.
What is the wildlife draw at Liuwa Plain?
Liuwa hosts Africa's second-largest wildebeest migration, along with new lion prides descended from the story of Lady Liuwa, and Ramsar-listed wetlands. The Luambimba River bounds the park to the north and the Luanginga to the south, and the sense of remote wilderness is a large part of the appeal.
How do we reach the camp, and is the transfer included?
The rate of US$540 per person per night includes transfers between Kalabo and Liuwa Camp, along with accommodation, all meals, two activities a day and local drinks such as soft drinks, water, tea and coffee. We handle the routing into Kalabo as part of your itinerary.
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Child Policy
Children of all ages welcome at Liuwa Camp.
Questions about Liuwa Camp
Is there accommodation for couples or families specifically?
Yes. Of the seven en-suite canvas chalets, one is a honeymoon suite, and there is a separate family unit as well. The camp takes 18 guests in total, with chalets spread either side of the central area on raised decks for privacy and views over the plain and waterhole.
What is the wildlife draw at Liuwa Plain?
Liuwa hosts Africa's second-largest wildebeest migration, along with new lion prides descended from the story of Lady Liuwa, and Ramsar-listed wetlands. The Luambimba River bounds the park to the north and the Luanginga to the south, and the sense of remote wilderness is a large part of the appeal.
How do we reach the camp, and is the transfer included?
The rate of US$540 per person per night includes transfers between Kalabo and Liuwa Camp, along with accommodation, all meals, two activities a day and local drinks such as soft drinks, water, tea and coffee. We handle the routing into Kalabo as part of your itinerary.
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