Kapani Lodge was founded by Norman Carr, widely credited as the pioneer of the walking safari, and remains one of South Luangwa’s most historically significant properties.
Thatched chalets set around a lagoon, each with a private veranda overlooking the water.
A warm, personal dining programme consistent with the lodge’s long-established, family-run character.
Walking safaris across South Luangwa, following the tradition established by the lodge’s founder, alongside game drives.
South Luangwa holds exceptional leopard density alongside elephant, hippo and large herds of puku along the Luangwa River.
The lagoon setting draws consistent birdlife and general game to the water’s edge, visible directly from camp.
Kapani’s associated Kawaza and Malama community programmes were among the first community-tourism partnerships established in the Luangwa Valley.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
