Chindeni Bushcamp
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Chindeni deck
deck from the air
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Chindeni chalet
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Chindeni tent with elephant in front
ele in front of camp
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Firepit overlooking Chindeni Lagoon
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Chindeni lagoon and deck
view of lagoon from deck
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Chindeni living area
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Chindeni living area
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Chindeni lounge at sunset
lounge and lagoon
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Chindeni Hills
Looking out from the Chindeni deck
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Chindeni
Tented dining on the deck
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Walkway to Family Chalet
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Family Chalet deck overlooking the lagoon
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Family Chalet Sala looking across the lagoon
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Sala at Family Chalet
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Family Chalet living room
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Family Chalet
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Chalet bedroom
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Family chalet 2nd bedroom
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Family Chalet 2nd bathroom
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Standard Chalet living area
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Standard Chalet living area looking out
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Standard tent bedroom
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Standard Chalet bathroom
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Standard Chalet outdoor bathtub
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overlooking the lagoon from Chalet deck
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Chindeni
Elephant passing by in the river
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Chindeni
View looking across at Chindeni Bushcamp
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Chindeni
Wildlife in front of Chindeni Bushcamp
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Chindeni
Leopard passing by
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Chalet deck looking out to the lagoon
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Bushcamp Company map
map of BCC properties
In an enviable location on the edge of a lagoon where hippo chortle and elephant wallow, stands Chindeni – undoubtedly one of the most beautiful tented camps in the South Luangwa. There’s something about sleeping under canvas that ignites a sense of adventure in everyone.
At Chindeni you can combine that thrill with style and comfort in one of its four opulent tents. Gaze out from your private veranda onto the lagoon which attracts birds and animals from miles around. Or settle back with a gin-and-tonic in the central lounge and dining area – a glorious expanse of varnished decking arranged on several levels around the surrounding ebony trees, boasting, of course, the same spectacular view of the serene lagoon and its inhabitants.
Chindeni's three standard rooms and one family room (2 BR/2BA) all enjoy spacious bedrooms and lounge areas, en suite bathrooms including both showers and bath tubs, and vaulted canvas ceilings. You would be forgiven for never wanting to leave your room. Especially when you can see so much wildlife just by stepping onto your own private deck jutting out over the lagoon. The three standard tents and the main bedroom in the family tent have convertible beds under curtained mosquito nets; the second bedroom in the family room has two single beds under a net. Chindeni is open from May through December.