Nanzhila Plains Camp sits in the open grasslands of southern Kafue National Park, a genuinely remote property offering access to a section of the park rarely visited even by Kafue’s already modest tourist numbers.
Simple chalets set among the plains, comfortably furnished in keeping with the camp’s remote, low-impact character.
Home-style meals served communally, with the camp’s isolation making for a genuinely intimate stay.
Game drives and walking safaris across the Nanzhila Plains, one of Kafue’s least-visited and most rewarding areas for dedicated wilderness travellers.
The southern plains support cheetah, wild dog, and large herds of red lechwe and other antelope species adapted to the open floodplain grassland.
The open plains topography, rare within the wider Kafue ecosystem’s denser woodland, offers unusually clear sightlines for predator and antelope photography.
The camp supports conservation and anti-poaching capacity in one of the most under-resourced sections of an already under-visited national park.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
