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Mchenja Bush Camp - South Luangwa National Park, Zambia
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Mchenja Bush Camp lies hidden in a shady groove on the banks of the Luangwa River in the South Luangwa National Park.
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Situated in the South Luangwa National Park Activities include game walks and evening game drives Guests are accommodated in 5 comfortable thatched huts The park has a profusion of game including Elephant, Buffalo and Lion
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Mchenja lies hidden in a shady grove of age-old ebony trees on the bank of the Luangwa River. It is a picturesque site with expansive views of the river. This Luxury Zambia bush camp has 5 stylishly designed tents each under thatch with inside baths and open-air showers. The camp is one of Zambia’s most luxurious bushcamps, activities can be on foot or in a vehicle.
Zambia's premier wildlife destination, the South Luangwa National Park covers an area of 9050kms sq in the east of the country. The park, known for its unspoilt beauty and varied habitats, supports one of Africa's richest concentrations of game and birdlife.
The meandering Luangwa River with its many ox-bow lagoons and shady ebony groves forms the eastern boundary of the park, whilst the western horizon is dominated by the spectacular Muchinga escarpment, rising almost a kilometre from the valley floor.
Child Policy:
The minimum age restriction on the walking trails is 15 years of age.
Visa Requirements:
Please check these with your agent or safari company.
Insurance:
Make sure to arrange both medical and travel insurance in your country before leaving so as to cover unexpected medical expenses and loss / theft of personal effects. Remember to bring the details of your insurance policy with you. Clients who do not have insurance cannot be covered.
Season:
01 June to 31 October.
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Lion
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The most distinctive feature of the male Lion is their mane (thick hair that covers the head, neck and shoulders).
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Hippopotamus Amphibius
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The Hippopotamus is the most dangerous land mammal of Africa. Hippopotamuses are aggressive and do not fear humans. At 4-5m long and 2300-3600 Kgs, a hippopotamus can crush anything in its way.
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