Situated in the exclusive Nsefu Sector, overlooking a sweeping bend of the Luangwa River where elephants frequently cross, Nsefu Camp is one of Africa's most iconic safari camps and the birthplace of Zambia's photographic safari. Built in 1951, the camp has retained its original charm, with its historic layout and authentic character carefully preserved while offering the comforts of a classic safari.

The Nsefu Sector has a rich conservation heritage. Declared a Game Reserve in 1966 - five years before South Luangwa National Park - it has long been regarded as one of Zambia's finest wildlife destinations. Its diverse habitats, abundant plains game and thriving predator populations make for exceptional year-round game viewing. Robin Pope Safaris assumed stewardship of Nsefu in 1998, carefully restoring the camp while preserving its unique history and atmosphere.

Accommodating just twelve guests, Nsefu offers six original brick-and-thatch rondavels, each with en-suite facilities and a private veranda overlooking the river. Wake to the sounds of the African bush and watch elephants, hippos and a constant procession of wildlife from one of South Luangwa's most celebrated viewpoints. Explore this remarkable wilderness on expertly guided walking safaris and game drives, while boat safaris during the Emerald Season offer a unique perspective of the park's lush waterways and abundant birdlife.