Zambia  Safari holiday.                                                      

Kapinga Camp is situated in the extreme north of the Kafue National Park, and the north-west corner of the Busanga Plains. Kafue is one of the largest national parks in Africa, while the Busanga Plains is one of Zambia's most significant wetland resources, and one of the few areas in the world that remain unspoilt by human development.
The camp is designed to blend in with the environment and natural products have been used as much as possible in the construction of the camp. Interiors are spacious and have all the modern conveniences that one would wish for. With only three luxury safari tents accommodating a maximum of 6 guests, one can be assured of exceptional personal attention.
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Shumba Camp is situated in the northern region of the Kafue National Park, in the famed Busanga Plains area. The Plains, covering approximately 750 square kilometres, is considered one of Zambia's most important wetlands as well as a wildlife paradise with a wealth of plains game, predators and birds.
Shumba Camp comprises six spacious luxury safari tents on raised platforms with breathtaking views of the surrounding plains. A maximum of twelve guests can be accommodated at any one time and great emphasis has been placed on the "guided" experience - being led by qualified, enthusiastic people with in-depth knowledge of the area and its wildlife. The dining and bar area is situated under the shade of enormous trees, elevated to give splendid views of the plains. 
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Busanga Bush Camp lies in the heart of the Busanga Plains, a wildlife paradise that is situated in the northern region of the Kafue National Park, one of the largest national parks in Africa. The Busanga Plains covers an area of approximately 750 square kilometres and is one of Zambia's most significant wetland resources, one of the few areas in the world that remain untouched by development and human activity.Busanga Bush Camp in the north-western section of the Busanga is about as 'wild' as you can get in today's world: an unfenced mosaic of expansive grassy seasonal floodplains and "dambos" (open grassy areas that sometimes will fill up with rainwater). It caters for six guests in three well-appointed rooms with wall-to-wall views of the spectacular wildlife that frequents the plain in front of the camp.
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The River Club is situated on the Zambian side of the Zambezi River, 18 kilometres upstream from Victoria Falls. The camp has a distinct Edwardian flavour, and guests here enjoy the sights and sounds of Victoria Falls and the Zambezi River in a peaceful and tranquil setting away from the crowds.
Ten luxury, thatched chalets overlook the Zambezi River, and have en-suite facilities including a bath, shower, toilet and basin. All the rooms have fans. The rooms are all completely open in the front giving guests the best possible views of the Zambezi. The main building also has an interesting library.The Victoria Falls are one of the 7 Natural Wonders of the World and is arguably the greatest waterfall in the world. Daily trips to the Falls are a highlight. 
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Set amidst the natural bush environment of the Batoka Gorge, the lodge is owner managed with the focus on quality personal service, uncompromising comfort and providing guests with an unforgettable African experience.
The furnishings and décor have been crafted by local tribesmen from indigenous materials. The gardens are a colourful blend of indigenous plants and are a bird watcher’s paradise with over 210 birds identified including the rare Taita Falcon. The resident Vereaux (Black) Eagles can be envied as they soar by at eye level, along with a host of other raptors regularly sighted at the lodge.
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The Islands of Siankaba Lodge is the most classic of forested retreats. Siankaba's seven secluded chalets, each with its unique and individually different view of the mighty Zambezi River,  are linked by a foot bridge to a haute cuisine restaurant.  All of this is located on two untouched islands in the middle of the mighty Zambezi River situated between the 'Seventh Wonder of the Natural World', the magnificent Victoria Falls, and the world famous Chobe National Park.
The Islands of Siankaba have been developed as a luxurious five star lodge, exclusively sleeping just fourteen guests. The two islands are linked by a suspension bridge leading to an overhead walkway in the tree canopy which connects the elevated chalets.
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Kalamu Tented Camp is situated in the Luamfwa Concession in the southern sector of the South Luangwa National Park. Accommodation consists of 4 Meru-style tents, each en suite with an indoor and outdoor shower. The camp's dining and bar area are under a canopy of trees overlooking the Luangwa River and there is a plunge pool. Activities include game drives and game walks including a guided walking trail from Kalamu Tented Camp to Chinengwe Bush Camp or vice versa.
The South Luangwa National Park covers about 9 050 sq km of the Luangwa Valley floor, which varies from about 500m to 800m above sea level.
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Chinengwe is a newly built camp, due to open in South Luangwa National Park in July 2007 
The camp consists of 4 en-suite rooms; all complete with outside showers and made from local materials. The reed and thatch rooms overlook the Luangwa River and Chinengwe Channel.
This is a good walking area with a network of lagoons, tributaries of the Luangwa and an open plain situated within the surrounding woodland and offering a contrast to the vast expanse of the Luangwa River.

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