ZAMBIA
Mfuwe Lodge
Award-winning Mfuwe Lodge is most famous for its local elephants, who wander through the reception and lounge area when the property’s wild mango tree is in fruit.
Award-winning Mfuwe Lodge is most famous for its local elephants, who wander through the reception and lounge area when the property’s wild mango tree is in fruit. A favourite of visitors to Zambia, this historic lodge in the South Luangwa National Park offers accommodation in 18 guest chalets equipped with generous ensuite bathrooms, beds romantically draped in mosquito netting and spacious private decks.
The main lodge area contains large sitting, bar and dining areas, all under an enormous thatched roof. Also found here is a swimming pool with a view over a wildlife-filled lagoon, a gym and library as well as a day spa, where guests can enjoy a massage while watching hippos wallow in the mud below.
Mfuwe Magic
Things to do at Mfuwe Lodge include game drives by day and by night, visits to local communities as well as walking safaris – the highlight of any visit to the South Luangwa. Excursions are usually conducted at dawn or in the late afternoon, to coincide with when wildlife are at their most active. All are led by experienced and knowledgeable guides who have spent years in the local area.
Accommodation Details
- Walking safaris
- Game drives
- Community visits
- One of the South Luangwa National Park’s best loved lodges
- Popular with local elephants who often walk through the reception area
- With a range of activities including exciting walking safaris
- Opportunities to discover the area’s prolific wildlife
- Comfortable guest chalets and great recreational facilities
Mfuwe Lodge is located just inside the boundaries of the South Luangwa National Park, 45 minutes’ drive from Mfuwe International Airport.
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Below are some of our preferred safari lodges in the South Luangwa National Park. Please contact us to tailor accommodation options to suit the style of your trip and your budget.
Zambia Overview
Why should I travel to Zambia?
Apart from being the site of the magnificent Victoria Falls, Zambia also offers game-rich wildlife parks that are relatively unspoiled by mass tourism. For the more adventurous, there are walking safaris and canoeing trips along the Zambezi River.
What is the climate like in Zambia?
There are 3 distinct seasons – cool and dry from May-July (23°-25°C) but cold at night, hot and dry from August-October (30°-40°C), and warm and wet from November-April (28°-35°C).
What can I combine Zambia with?
Zambia is best combined with its closest neighbours such as Botswana and Zimbabwe – which both offer amazing scenery and wildlife. South Africa is another option, where you can explore picturesque Cape Town, Table Mountain and the Cape Winelands.
How to get to Zambia?
There are regular flights daily from Johannesburg in South Africa to the Zambian capital of Lusaka, where you can board connecting flights to a range of safari camps. There are also regular flights from Johannesburg into Livingstone, a large town close to the Victoria Falls.
USA – There are no direct flights to Lusaka from the United States. The best connections are via Johannesburg, UAE or Nairobi.
UK/EU – Again there are no direct flights into Lusaka from anywhere in Europe. The best connections are via Johannesburg, UAE or Nairobi.
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