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Lower Zambezi National Park –
Zambia
The
Lower Zambezi Valley is a remote, unspoiled region with stunning
scenery and abundant wildlife – scenic channels dotted with
water lilies and hippos, expansive views of the river & distant
Zambezi escarpment, the thrill of elephant and buffalo, along with
their friends & foes passing through camp all combine to make
a visit to Sausage Tree Camp an unforgettable experience.
Set
in a stunning location along the Zambezi River, this pristine safari
camp is owned and operated by Jason & Kelly Mott. The rooms are generously spaced along the Zambezi River allowing the elephants to amble inbetween. Wild, yet easily accessible, Sausage Tree Camp is just a 30 minute light aircraft transfer from Lusaka’s international airport – British Airways fly London Heathrow/Lusaka direct - and with so much to do ... gamedrives, walking, boating, canoeing, swimming, fishing and relaxing. There are not many camps in Africa that have so much to offer & are as easy to get to – if I could only spend a week in Africa in one camp, it would be Sausage Tree.
Summary:
5 luxurious Bedouin style rooms raised on polished floors, with reed walls, white canvas top, teak decks and all en suite, 2 suites each boast indoor and outdoor bathrooms, dining area, bar and private infinity pool, and finally new in 2009, the Kigelia House with two en-suite bedrooms with bar, dining table, leather sofas, leading on to a private deck and infinity pool. Each room has its own butler.
Activities:
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day & night gamedrives in open 4WD vehicles
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walking
- bird
watching
- canoeing
down the tranquil Chifungulu Channel
- boating
- bush
picnics
- fishing
for the famous fighting tiger fish or delicious bream
- Swimming pool
- Massage Therapy
Best
Time: April to October inclusive
Rates
(in US dollars): from $555 to $995 per person per night depending on season & type of accommodation. No single supplement. Long Stay - stay at Sausage Tree Camp for 6 nights for the price of 4.
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