Kapamba Bushcamp

Kapamba lounge

lounge looking out to deck
Kapamba swimming pool

swimming pool and Kapamba River
Kapamba chalet

chalet
Kapamba chalet veranda and room

view of chalet from outside
Kapamba chalet

chalet
Kapamba lower deck

lower deck with Kapamba River
Sala

High up surrounded by tree tops
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Sundowners - anyone for a G&T
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Sundowners in the Kapamba River
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Evening fire on the deck overlooking the river
Swimming pool

Lit up for a night time swim under the stars
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Dining on the deck
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Toast cooked on the fire!
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Dining area
Swimming Pool

A place to relax and cool down after a game drive
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Dining al fresco
Sala

A place for an afternoon siesta overlooking the river
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Fantastic walking safaris
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Sundowners in the river
Kapamba sundowners
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Outside dining
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Pool by night
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Chalet on the banks of the Kapamba River
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Pool on the deck
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Seating on the Kapamba deck
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Evening in the Sala
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River Lunch
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Looking back at Kapamba from across the river
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Everyone loves the river lunch
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Entrance to the Sala
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Kapamba chalet and sala on the river
Conservation and Community infographic

overview of conservation and community projects
Bushcamp Company map

overview of BCC properties

Set on the banks of the shallow, spring-fed Kapamba River, Kapamba is surrounded by some of the South Luangwa National Park’s richest wildlife. Watching an elephant take a dip in the river can be quite an experience when you’re lounging in your own private plunge pool. The central bar and dining room is positioned under a huddle of matumi and sausage trees, with a wide deck that stretches out with views of the Kapamba River. And if that’s still not close enough for you, why not enjoy your G&T from the middle of the river itself, your feet dipped in the cool, crystal shallows.

Two of the chalets are twins (2 queen-sized beds) and two are doubles (king-sized bed). Kapamba has the longest season of our Bushcamps and is open from April to January.

Room

Kapamba Chalets (4 rooms)

The charm and romance of Kapamba is most obvious in its four spacious en-suite chalets.
Dark russet walls, oversized beds with linen throws, big mosquito nets and copper accents create a
peaceful ambience to rest and restore after game drives and walking safaris.

The bathrooms feature indoor showers opening out to the outdoors, the ultimate in bush indulgence
Clever wrought-iron shutters are drawn each evening so that you can enjoy the sights and sounds of the African night without worrying about unwanted visitors wandering into your room whilst you sleep.

Two of the chalets have tree top salas overlooking the river, a place to game view, read, snooze, or just relax in calm solitude during afternoon siestas.

Kapamba is one of only two bushcamps in the park to stay open from April until January, the other being Zungulila.

Unit

Kapamba Chalet (4 rooms)

The four stone and thatched chalets, opening onto private verandahs with river views are the ultimate in bush indulgence.
Dark russet walls, oversized beds with linen throws, big mosquito nets and copper accents create a
peaceful ambience to rest and restore after game drives and walking safaris.

Folding latticework panels across the front of the chalet provides an amazing view of the river, and at night the spectacular African sky, while at the same time keeping guests completely safe from any unwanted intruders!

The bathrooms feature indoor showers opening out to the outdoors.
Two chalets feature raised salas that look out over the river, a place to game view, read, snooze, or just relax in calm solitude during afternoon siestas.

Kapamba Bushcamp

Features

Room

Kapamba Chalets (4 rooms)

Unit

Kapamba Chalet (4 rooms)