Chinzombo sits on the banks of the Luangwa River, a Norman Carr Safaris property continuing the legacy of Norman Carr, the guide widely credited with pioneering the African walking safari in this very valley in the 1950s.
Spacious villas set along the riverbank, each with a private plunge pool and expansive views over the Luangwa River.
A refined dining programme served riverside, drawing on both Zambian ingredients and Norman Carr Safaris’ long culinary tradition.
Walking safaris led by professionally licensed guides, traditional game drives, and river activities along the Luangwa.
South Luangwa’s leopard density is among the highest in Africa, and the valley’s walking safari tradition offers an unusually close, ground-level relationship with its wildlife.
Walking safaris here, done at a careful, guide-led pace, allow for genuinely different framing of tracks, smaller wildlife and vegetation than any vehicle-based drive.
Norman Carr Safaris’ long-standing conservation ethos, rooted in Carr’s own pioneering work, continues to support South Luangwa’s ranger and community programmes.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
