Sausage Tree Camp sits beneath a grove of its namesake trees on the Zambezi’s banks, a seasonal property with a genuinely intimate scale and design sensibility that has made it a favourite among repeat Lower Zambezi travellers.
Spacious tents with claw-foot bathtubs and four-poster beds, each with a private deck facing the river.
A refined, personal dining programme served riverside, with the camp’s small scale allowing genuinely flexible meal timing.
Canoeing and boating on the Zambezi, walking safaris, traditional game drives, and tiger fishing.
The Lower Zambezi’s riverine ecosystem supports elephant, buffalo, and healthy lion and leopard populations along the river corridor.
The camp’s riverbank position at sunset, with Zimbabwe’s escarpment visible across the water, is one of the more atmospheric golden-hour settings on the Zambezi.
The camp supports the Lower Zambezi’s broader conservation funding structure and community initiatives in villages along the river.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
