Mukambi Safari Lodge sits on the banks of the Kafue River at the edge of Kafue National Park, Zambia’s largest protected area and one of the least visited major parks in southern Africa relative to its size.
Chalets set along the riverbank, comfortably furnished with private verandas facing the water.
Zambian and international dishes served riverside, with genuinely personal service reflecting the lodge’s long-standing family ownership.
Game drives across Kafue’s varied habitats, boat safaris on the Kafue River, and access to the park’s remote Busanga Plains further north.
Kafue’s vast, varied terrain supports an exceptional diversity of antelope species alongside significant lion, leopard and wild dog populations, with far fewer vehicles than Zambia’s more famous South Luangwa.
Kafue’s low visitor numbers mean sightings are frequently unshared with other vehicles, a genuine rarity for a park of this size and species diversity.
The lodge supports Kafue’s ranger capacity in a park that, despite its size, historically receives a fraction of the conservation funding directed toward Zambia’s more visited reserves.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
