Ila Safari Lodge sits on the Kafue River in southern Kafue National Park, taking its name from the Ila people traditionally associated with the surrounding floodplain.
Suites set along the riverbank, each with a private deck overlooking the Kafue River.
A relaxed, well-prepared dining programme served overlooking the river.
Game drives and boating along the Kafue River, with access to southern Kafue’s floodplain habitats.
The southern Kafue floodplain supports large herds of buffalo and a wide diversity of antelope, alongside healthy predator populations.
Boat-based photography on the Kafue River offers a water-level perspective on hippo, crocodile and riverine birdlife.
The lodge supports conservation initiatives across southern Kafue, one of Africa’s largest national parks by area.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
