Nsolo Bush Camp

Nsolo Bush Camp Highlights

Nsolo Bush Camp offers a secluded location on the banks of the Luwi sand river in the heart of South Luangwa National Park in Zambia. The Luwi river system is famous for its lion population. Nsolo Camp is a romantic, thatched camp offering magnificent views and renowned for their romantic bush dinners served under the stars. Guests can enjoy walking safaris as well as thrilling night drives accompanied by some of the best local guides who have been in the area for years. Another highlight at Nsolo Bush Camp is sundowner drinks overlooking the lagoon after an evening walk. Walking safaris offer one of the finest ways to experience the pristine South Luangwa National Park. Nsolo Bush Camp offers luxurious accommodation.

Nsolo Bush Camp Description

Accommodation at Nsolo Bush Camp in Zambia is luxurious and consists of four chalets built on raised wooden decks with cool thatched roofs, private verandas and en-suite bathrooms. The rooms are elegant and spacious and tastefully decorated. The bathrooms have no roofs and are set under the trees. Romantic bush dinners are served on the dry riverbed. Meals can also be served in the thatched open-sided dining area. A sitting area underneath the trees provides the ideal spot for watching the wildlife go by and enjoy a refreshing drink. The wildlife frequents a waterhole in the dry river-bed in front of the camp and guests can enjoy exciting game viewing from their own private deck or from the central main area that houses the bar and small camp library.

Nsolo Bush Camp Game Viewing

The South Luangwa National Park is one of Africa's finest wildlife sanctuaries. The Luangwa Valley offers extraordinary wildlife and birdlife and the highest concentration of wildlife in the park is found around the Luangwa River with its rich vegetation. Wildlife includes huge herds of elephants, buffalo and hippo. Sightings of lion and leopard are common. Night drives are one of the highlights of the Luangwa Valley, providing the opportunity of seeing nocturnal animals, particularly leopard. Hyenas are fairly common. The Luangwa River also has a high number of crocodiles. The Park's dominant antelope species are impala and puku, with other antelope seen including the common waterbuck, bushbuck, eland, kudu, grysbok, oribi, reedbuck, Lichtenstein's hartebeest, sable and roan. Unique species such as Thornicroft's giraffe and Cookson's wildebeest can also be seen. South Luangwa National Park is a bird watcher's paradise with over 400 hundred species of birds recorded in the Luangwa. One of the most magnificent birds is the elegant crowned crane, with its golden tufts congregating in large flocks at the salt pans. There is plenty for the birdwatcher to spot, regardless of the season.