Zambia Camps & Lodges
Time + Tide Nsolo, South Luangwa National Park, Zambia
A Tented Camp in Zambia
Camp Details
Named after the honeyguide bird, Time + Tide Nsolo plays host to some of the most striking and unusual bird species in South Luangwa National Park.
Its five charming safari rooms stretch out on raised wooden platforms along a bend in the seasonal Luwi River. Each has a feather-top bed, open air en-suite bathroom and a shady private deck offering views of a permanent river lagoon that teems with wildlife.
Sited alongside an elephant path, there’s no end to the action around camp. Chuckle at warthogs and vervet monkeys while enjoying a cold local beer from the bar. Enjoy life’s simple pleasures with afternoon tea and cake in the spacious main lounge.
With a regular wild dog den nearby and lion prides using the dry riverbed as a thoroughfare, walking and driving safaris around the camp offer big game viewing at its best. Time + Tide Nsolo also makes a great base for our signature activity, the Time + Tide Sleepout.
WHY CHOOSE TIME + TIDE NSOLO?
- Waterhole for elephants
- Wild dog den nearby
- A great camp from which to do the Sleepout
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Questions about Nsolo
What does Nsolo mean?
From the honeyguide bird, and fittingly the camp plays host to some of the most striking and unusual bird species in South Luangwa National Park. The five safari rooms stretch out on raised wooden platforms along a bend in the seasonal Luwi River.
What comes through the camp?
A good deal. The camp sits alongside an elephant path and looks onto a permanent river lagoon that teems with wildlife, so warthogs and vervet monkeys are constant company. There is a regular wild dog den nearby, and lion prides use the dry riverbed as a thoroughfare, which makes walking and driving here rewarding.
What is the Sleepout, and is there an age limit?
The Sleepout is Time and Tide's signature activity, a night spent out under the stars, and Nsolo makes a good base for it. Children of 12 and above are welcome here. Rates start from US$840 per person per night, rising to US$1,030 from July to October.
Activities
Time + Tide Nsolo 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
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 Nsolo
What does Nsolo mean?
From the honeyguide bird, and fittingly the camp plays host to some of the most striking and unusual bird species in South Luangwa National Park. The five safari rooms stretch out on raised wooden platforms along a bend in the seasonal Luwi River.
What comes through the camp?
A good deal. The camp sits alongside an elephant path and looks onto a permanent river lagoon that teems with wildlife, so warthogs and vervet monkeys are constant company. There is a regular wild dog den nearby, and lion prides use the dry riverbed as a thoroughfare, which makes walking and driving here rewarding.
What is the Sleepout, and is there an age limit?
The Sleepout is Time and Tide's signature activity, a night spent out under the stars, and Nsolo makes a good base for it. Children of 12 and above are welcome here. Rates start from US$840 per person per night, rising to US$1,030 from July to October.
Activities
Child Policy
Children 12 years and above are welcome at Time + Tide Nsolo.
Questions about Nsolo
What does Nsolo mean?
From the honeyguide bird, and fittingly the camp plays host to some of the most striking and unusual bird species in South Luangwa National Park. The five safari rooms stretch out on raised wooden platforms along a bend in the seasonal Luwi River.
What comes through the camp?
A good deal. The camp sits alongside an elephant path and looks onto a permanent river lagoon that teems with wildlife, so warthogs and vervet monkeys are constant company. There is a regular wild dog den nearby, and lion prides use the dry riverbed as a thoroughfare, which makes walking and driving here rewarding.
What is the Sleepout, and is there an age limit?
The Sleepout is Time and Tide's signature activity, a night spent out under the stars, and Nsolo makes a good base for it. Children of 12 and above are welcome here. Rates start from US$840 per person per night, rising to US$1,030 from July to October.
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