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Kuyenda Bushcamp

Set beneath shady trees by the Manzi River, it may be the simplest of our camps but Kuyenda embodies the authentic charm of old Africa with its cluster of traditional thatched grass huts and back-to-nature feel.

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Zambia > South Luangwa National Park

Overview

Rating	:
Rates	:	From $893 - $1253
Style	:	Lodge
Location/Contact	:	Mfuwe Lodge South Luangwa National Park
Kuyenda Bushcamp is a Recommended Hotel

There’s something undeniably special about Kuyenda. As for the wildlife, you hardly need look for it as it will come to you. Settle down in the lounge and look out over the rippling grasses of the neighbouring plain where the drama of the African wilderness is played out each day. Kuyenda’s intimate atmosphere is only enhanced by the extraordinary couple who regularly run the camp – the ever-hospitable Babette Alfieri and Phil Berry, one of Zambia’s most experienced guides. No-one knows Kuyenda like they do, and no-one will make you feel more welcome.

Kuyenda is open from June to October.

Rooms and Suites

Rondavel

Your room is a simple but cosy grass rondavel (circular hut) complete with paraffin lanterns, swathes of mosquito netting and an open-air ensuite bathroom with a large ‘safari’ drum shower. From the panoramic windows you can look out onto the surrounding plains and the incredible game that frequently saunters through camp, day and night. With three twin-bedded rondavels (queen-size beds) and one double (king-sized bed) Kuyenda ideally takes six guests, however groups of eight are accepted. Kuyenda is open from June to October.

Amenities

Hotel Features

Afternoon tea on offer
Airport Shuttle
All Inclusive - meals and most alcoholic beverages
All Inclusive - meals only
Guest Activities
Guided Safaris Included
Laundry Service
Major Credit Card Accepted

In-Room Amenities

Mosquito nets
Ensuite Bathroom
Patio/Balcony

Map and Guides

Your Destination

Location

Zambia is situated mainly on a vast plateau 1.8 miles above sea level, and boasts the Zambezi, Kafue and Luangwa rivers - as well as one of the largest waterfalls in the world, the Victoria Falls, which it shares with neighboring Zimbabwe. Most of the country has a mild, pleasant climate, while the river valleys are hotter and more humid; the extreme north becomes tropical on the shores of Lake Tanganyika, one of Zambia's ten large lakes. While Lusaka is the country's capital, Livingstone, just 6 miles from the Falls, is more well known to travelers as the 'adventure capital' offering adrenalin-packed activities on and around the Falls and the Zambezi River.