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Wildlife Camp, South Luangwa, Zambia At Wildlife Camp we offer a much-needed niche for everyone who is enthusiastic about wildlife, the Luangwa valley and Zambia!
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Wildlife Camp is a safari-camp on the banks of the Luangwa River, South Luangwa National Park, Zambia, providing an affordable front-row seat to the African bush! At the camp we have rustic en-suite chalets, a secluded en-suite tented camp, a Bushcamp for overnight walking safaris and a stunning campsite, all situated on the banks of the Luangwa River in the Luangwa Valley. This valley forms the s

outh-western extension of Africa’s extraordinary Great Rift Valley. The camp and its staff always aim to play second fiddle to Mother Nature and her wonderful spectacles, which is very often on display right in front of the restaurant and chalets.

Thank you Anna for the beautiful Photos
30/03/2024

Thank you Anna for the beautiful Photos

15/08/2023
We get all sorts of "Wildlife" at The Wildlife Camp, and you don't need to go that far for the action !!!
15/08/2023

We get all sorts of "Wildlife" at The Wildlife Camp, and you don't need to go that far for the action !!!

The lions have been doing very well. Lots of cubs around.
01/08/2023

The lions have been doing very well. Lots of cubs around.

01/08/2023
The South Luangwa has some beautiful vegetation and animals.
01/08/2023

The South Luangwa has some beautiful vegetation and animals.

We have been very fortunate to have the Wild Dogs around camp. I have a feeling that they have a den near camp. They mad...
02/07/2023

We have been very fortunate to have the Wild Dogs around camp. I have a feeling that they have a den near camp. They made the kill right in front near the campsite bar. Thank you Luangwa Photographic Safaris for the photos.

I am posting some lovely photos taken by Swanepoel on one of our game drives. Thank you Cari
30/06/2023

I am posting some lovely photos taken by Swanepoel on one of our game drives. Thank you Cari

Sunset over one of the many lagoons in the South Luangwa National Park. phptp by Annelize Richards
28/06/2023

Sunset over one of the many lagoons in the South Luangwa National Park. phptp by Annelize Richards

I am posting some bird photos taken on safari. Photos by Annelize Richards.
28/06/2023

I am posting some bird photos taken on safari. Photos by Annelize Richards.

Good morning South Luangwa!Around here being an early bird is a reward. To be out and about in the crisp air as the sun ...
27/06/2023

Good morning South Luangwa!

Around here being an early bird is a reward. To be out and about in the crisp air as the sun rises and the mist fades can make for some beautiful moments!
These cold winter mornings really makes you appreciate the smaller things in life, like the feeling of sun and the warmth of a sip of hot coffee or tea, not to mention some of the best sightings...cat hour.....

In this moment what are you reaching for first, camera or coffee, or are you a tea drinker? Let us know in the comments.

Sightings of south luangwa, are genuinely nothing short of beautiful, the atmosphere pulls you in and the animals keep y...
23/06/2023

Sightings of south luangwa, are genuinely nothing short of beautiful, the atmosphere pulls you in and the animals keep you comeing back, from sparrow weavers to a pack of Wild dogs it is nothing short of amazing so book your trip today!

📷 credits: Luangwa Photographic Safaris

The view of our campsites just off of the banks of South Luangwa!! It's is the perfect spot for a cold drink as the sun ...
24/05/2023

The view of our campsites just off of the banks of South Luangwa!!
It's is the perfect spot for a cold drink as the sun sets over the Luangwa Valley!

What are you drinking at Sundowners?

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The dogs are out and about!Our gamedrives will take you into the beautiful South Luangwa National Park home to so much w...
23/05/2023

The dogs are out and about!
Our gamedrives will take you into the beautiful South Luangwa National Park home to so much wildlife!

What Camara are you useing to capture your favorite memories?

📷credit : .r.d_photography

18/04/2023

Yesterday afternoon the dogs came for a visit. They wanted to cross the gully in front of the camp, but very cautious. Can't blame them as there is a lot of crocodiles around.

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Yesterday afternoon the dogs came for a visit. They wanted to cross the gully in front of the camp, but very cautious. Can't blame them as there is a lot of crocodiles around.

Just a warning to sensitive viewer, this might upset you. Thank you to Andre Van Vuuren for sharing this with us. Andre brings groups through to the Luangwa Valley and stays with us. The video was taken on a game drive with us.

Early this morning the pack of Wild Dogs came to visit the waterhole in front of camp. They stayed around for quite some time. Thank you Yolanda Blacquiere for the video taken from the Hippo Hide.

Come visit us !!!

Early this morning I had guests for breakfast. !!

Lots of Elephants around camp today. This video was taken 30 minutes ago in front of the camp.

We are blessed to have so many animals in and around camp. Today I want to share some photos of the Giraffe. The ones we find here are the Thornicroft Giraffe which is a sub species only found in the Luangwa Valley in Zambia. I took the video yesterday afternoon of 13 that walked right past the reception and down the road to the campsite. Apologies for the quality.

Lately we are having a lot of Elephant visits in and around Camp. One of the reasons are that there is quite a number of fruiting trees in camp. The ones that are fruiting at this time of the year is Tamarind and Jackalberry. One has to be careful as they are still wild animals. Come visit us and enjoy this wonderful time of the year.

Lovely video taken by Andrea Breytenbach on one of our drives.

Boys will be boys

And there was a boom gate
And there was a boom gate

Wildlife Camp Update Dear friends & visitors of Wildlife Camp Zambia. I would like to bring under your attention the following. As you all well know the tourism sector is currently one of the hardest-hit by the outbreak of COVID-19, with impacts on both travel supply and demand. This represents an added downside risk in the context of a weaker world economy, geopolitical, social and trade tensions, as well as uneven performance among major outbound travel markets. Considering the evolving nature of the situation, it is too early to estimate the full impact of the COVID-19 on international tourism. Wildlife camp is not excluded from this and I would like to take the time and make a proposal. We have completely closed our camp and have erected a boom gate to limit unnecessary movement in and out of camp. We have reduced our staff to only the bare essential and we rotate them every 14 days to give everyone a chance to have at least a little income to take care of their families. Some of them are working out of position so at least they are working. After the floods since 1 January the levels only really started to drop around mid-March, meaning we had plenty of cancelations during this time as well. We therefore came up with a plan! Book your stay now for 2021 at 2020 rates with a 15% deposit and balance of that 2020 rate to be payable 30 days before arrival and help safe the tourism industry and Wildlife Camp. Please contact us at [email protected] for any enquiries. Website: www.wildlifezambia.com

South Luangwa is Wet
South Luangwa is Wet

In the following weeks we will update you with videos and photos from around camp and inside the park. Dear friends & visitors of Wildlife Camp Zambia. I would like to bring under your attention the following. As you all well know the tourism sector is currently one of the hardest-hit by the outbreak of COVID-19, with impacts on both travel supply and demand. This represents an added downside risk in the context of a weaker world economy, geopolitical, social and trade tensions, as well as uneven performance among major outbound travel markets. Considering the evolving nature of the situation, it is too early to estimate the full impact of the COVID-19 on international tourism. Wildlife camp is not excluded from this and I would like to take the time and make a proposal. We have completely closed our camp and have erected a boom gate to limit unnecessary movement in and out of camp. We have reduced our staff to only the bare essential and we rotate them every 14 days to give everyone a chance to have at least a little income to take care of their families. Some of them are working out of position so at least they are working. After the floods since 1 January the levels only really started to drop around mid-March, meaning we had plenty of cancelations during this time as well. We therefore came up with a plan! Book your stay now for 2021 at 2020 rates with a 15% deposit and balance of that 2020 rate to be payable 30 days before arrival and help safe the tourism industry and Wildlife Camp. Please contact us at [email protected] for any enquiries.

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