Zambia Camps & Lodges
Ntemwa-Busanga Camp, Kafue National Park, Zambia
A Tented Camp in Zambia
Camp Details
Ntemwa-Busanga Plains Camp is a small camp that consists of just five thatched chalets which are accompanied by open-air en-suite bathrooms at the rear, with flushing toilets, plumbed sinks and taps and warm bucket showers. A main area raised deck overlooks the vast Busanga Plains and another a bird hide/sitting area is available to use in the heat of the day! The main deck supplies power for charging cameras and other devices and has a small bar for refreshments.
WHY CHOOSE NTEMWE-BUSANGA CAMP?
- Photographic opportunities are numerous here
- Species that one can hope to see at NBC include leopard, wildebeest and roan antelope to name but a few, with birdlife being as spectacular and varied too…
- The main area overlooks the Busanga Plains, where Wildebeest and Zebra can be seen from camp.
Questions about Ntemwa-Busanga
What are the chalets like?
There are five thatched chalets, each with an open-air en-suite bathroom at the rear fitted with a flushing toilet, plumbed sink and taps, and a warm bucket shower. It is a small, simple camp in the best sense, and the main deck has power for charging cameras and other devices.
Can we see wildlife from camp?
Often. The raised main deck looks out over the vast Busanga Plains, where wildebeest and zebra are regularly in view from camp, and there is a bird hide and sitting area to use through the heat of the day. Leopard and roan antelope are among the species to hope for, with varied birdlife.
Can we bring children?
Children are welcome by prior arrangement through sole use of the camp, subject to availability, at 50 per cent of the rack rate for those under 14. Note that under-14s are not permitted on walking safaris. Rates start from US$600 per person per night, rising to US$800 in the main season.
Activities
Ntemwa-Busanga Camp Rates, Activities & Amenities
Rates
| Year | Season | Type | Rates |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | June | – | US $ 600 |
| 2025 | 01 July - 15 November | – | US $ 800 |
| 2026 | June | – | US $ 670 |
| 2026 | 01 July - 15 November | – | US $ 900 |
Rates are Per Person Per Night unless otherwise specified.
Inclusions
Ntemwa-Busanga Camp rates include:
• Full board accommodation, breakfast, lunch, dinner, standard beverages (beers, soft drinks, water and house wines, spirits) laundry and inter-camp transfers.
• Daily guided activities, including game drives, night drives, walking safaris, canoeing (Lower Zam), boating and fishing.
Questions about Ntemwa-Busanga
What are the chalets like?
There are five thatched chalets, each with an open-air en-suite bathroom at the rear fitted with a flushing toilet, plumbed sink and taps, and a warm bucket shower. It is a small, simple camp in the best sense, and the main deck has power for charging cameras and other devices.
Can we see wildlife from camp?
Often. The raised main deck looks out over the vast Busanga Plains, where wildebeest and zebra are regularly in view from camp, and there is a bird hide and sitting area to use through the heat of the day. Leopard and roan antelope are among the species to hope for, with varied birdlife.
Can we bring children?
Children are welcome by prior arrangement through sole use of the camp, subject to availability, at 50 per cent of the rack rate for those under 14. Note that under-14s are not permitted on walking safaris. Rates start from US$600 per person per night, rising to US$800 in the main season.
Activities
Child Policy
Children are welcome at Ntemwa-Busanga by prior arrangement through the sole use of the camp, subject to availability. Rates are 50% of the Rack rates and refer to children under the age of 14. Note that children below the age of 14 are not permitted on walking safaris.
Questions about Ntemwa-Busanga
What are the chalets like?
There are five thatched chalets, each with an open-air en-suite bathroom at the rear fitted with a flushing toilet, plumbed sink and taps, and a warm bucket shower. It is a small, simple camp in the best sense, and the main deck has power for charging cameras and other devices.
Can we see wildlife from camp?
Often. The raised main deck looks out over the vast Busanga Plains, where wildebeest and zebra are regularly in view from camp, and there is a bird hide and sitting area to use through the heat of the day. Leopard and roan antelope are among the species to hope for, with varied birdlife.
Can we bring children?
Children are welcome by prior arrangement through sole use of the camp, subject to availability, at 50 per cent of the rack rate for those under 14. Note that under-14s are not permitted on walking safaris. Rates start from US$600 per person per night, rising to US$800 in the main season.
Activities
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