Zambia Camps & Lodges
Time + Tide Luwi, South Luangwa National Park, Zambia
A Tented Camp in Zambia
Camp Details
Situated deep in the park on the ephemeral Luwi River, Time + Tide Luwi is wonderfully remote, with no other camps for miles around. Tranquillity envelops this camp, creating a haven that allows you to reconnect with nature in a meaningful way.
Its four safari tents are nestled under a grove of ancient mahogany trees overlooking a floodplain that attracts hippos and elephants. Nestled in a grove of ancient mahogany trees, the tents are designed to fully immerse guests into the bush experience.
Luwi’s setting is ideal to enjoy moments around the campfire in the early morning making jaffles over the hot coals to evenings listening to the sounds of the Luangwa. Relive your favourite moments of the day over a delicious Zambian-inspired meal in the wild.
WHY CHOOSE TIME + TIDE LUWI ?
- The luxury of time and space
- Tracking lions on foot
- Legendary guides
- Photography from the nearby Hippo Hide
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Questions about Luwi
How remote is it?
Genuinely remote. Luwi sits deep in the park on the ephemeral Luwi River with no other camps for miles around, which is unusual even in South Luangwa. That isolation is the point: the camp is built around quiet and space rather than a busy timetable.
What are the tents like, and what is around them?
Four safari tents stand in a grove of ancient mahogany trees, looking over a floodplain that draws hippo and elephant, and they are designed to keep you in the bush rather than shut away from it. A Hippo Hide nearby is the spot for photography.
What does a day here look like?
Tracking lions on foot with the camp's guides is the signature activity. Early mornings are spent around the campfire making jaffles over hot coals, and evenings listening to the Luangwa over a Zambian-inspired meal. Rates run from US$840 to US$1,030 per person per night, fully inclusive with two guided safaris daily.
Activities
Time + Tide Luwi Rates, Activities & Amenities
Rates
| Year | Season | Type | Rates |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | January – June; November – December | – | US $ 840 |
| 2025 | July – October | – | US $ 1030 |
| 2026 | January – June; November – December | – | US $ 840 |
| 2026 | July – October | – | US $ 1030 |
Rates are Per Person Per Night unless otherwise specified.
Inclusions
Time + Tide Luwi rates include: Safaris are sold on a fully inclusive basis with: accommodation, all meals, standard bar drinks, laundry, Mfuwe Airport transfers to/from our camps, inter-camp transfers and two guided safaris per day.
Questions about Luwi
How remote is it?
Genuinely remote. Luwi sits deep in the park on the ephemeral Luwi River with no other camps for miles around, which is unusual even in South Luangwa. That isolation is the point: the camp is built around quiet and space rather than a busy timetable.
What are the tents like, and what is around them?
Four safari tents stand in a grove of ancient mahogany trees, looking over a floodplain that draws hippo and elephant, and they are designed to keep you in the bush rather than shut away from it. A Hippo Hide nearby is the spot for photography.
What does a day here look like?
Tracking lions on foot with the camp's guides is the signature activity. Early mornings are spent around the campfire making jaffles over hot coals, and evenings listening to the Luangwa over a Zambian-inspired meal. Rates run from US$840 to US$1,030 per person per night, fully inclusive with two guided safaris daily.
Activities
Child Policy
Children of all ages welcome to Luwi Camp.
Questions about Luwi
How remote is it?
Genuinely remote. Luwi sits deep in the park on the ephemeral Luwi River with no other camps for miles around, which is unusual even in South Luangwa. That isolation is the point: the camp is built around quiet and space rather than a busy timetable.
What are the tents like, and what is around them?
Four safari tents stand in a grove of ancient mahogany trees, looking over a floodplain that draws hippo and elephant, and they are designed to keep you in the bush rather than shut away from it. A Hippo Hide nearby is the spot for photography.
What does a day here look like?
Tracking lions on foot with the camp's guides is the signature activity. Early mornings are spent around the campfire making jaffles over hot coals, and evenings listening to the Luangwa over a Zambian-inspired meal. Rates run from US$840 to US$1,030 per person per night, fully inclusive with two guided safaris daily.
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