Kapinga Camp sits on the Busanga floodplain within Kafue National Park, a Green Safaris property built with a deliberately minimal environmental footprint, including solar power and electric safari vehicles.
Elevated tented suites overlooking the floodplain, furnished in a contemporary style consistent with the camp’s sustainability-forward design.
A refined dining programme served with floodplain views, drawing on the camp’s broader sustainability ethos.
Game drives in electric safari vehicles across the Busanga Plains, offering near-silent wildlife approaches uncommon elsewhere in Africa.
As with the rest of the Busanga ecosystem, lion, red lechwe and wattled crane are the primary draws across this open floodplain landscape.
The camp’s electric vehicles allow closer, quieter approaches to sensitive sightings like resting lion prides than diesel vehicles typically permit.
Green Safaris’ solar and electric-vehicle model represents one of the more ambitious sustainability commitments in the Zambian safari industry, directly reducing the ecological footprint of tourism in a sensitive wetland system.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
