Nsefu Camp
Nsefu Camp lies on a sweeping bend of the Luangwa River, in the heart of the undeveloped Nsefu sector in the South Luangwa National Park.
Nsefu was the first photographic safari camp in Zambia and dates back to the early fifties. The camp was bought by Robin Pope Safaris in 1998 and completely rebuilt and refurbished, in keeping with the original style, complete with wind up gramophone, 1920s hand basins and traditional silver service.
The view of the river is superb and includes a terraced area where game grazes during the day. The bar, tucked in beside a huge extinct termite mound, overlooks a waterhole that is very productive for game, especially leopard at night.
Twelve guests can be accommodated in six thatched rondavels, each with an en-suite spacious bathroom with flush loo. Each room has a clear view of the river, through large windows and from the shady wooden verandah. Lighting is supplied by generator and solar lamps.
Activities from the camp include walks led by an experienced naturalist and accompanied by an armed game scout, game drives conducted in open four wheel drive vehicles and night drives.
Images supplied courtesy of Robin Pope Safaris
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