Location
Deep in the game-rich Lower Zambezi National Park, there is a secluded, intimate safari camp settled comfortably in the deep
shade of tall riverine trees.
Profoundly peaceful, eco-friendly and wellappointed, the camp overlooks one of the permanent channels of the legendary Zambezi River.

At a glance:

• A private and tranquil camp set comfortably on the banks of the Zambezi River
• 7 spacious en-suite canvas safari tents with twin or double beds and mosquito nets
• Unsurpassed game viewing with regular sightings of lion, leopard and serval
• All chalets have a riverfront view of the Zambezi River
• Swimming pool above the river bank
• Relaxing canoeing excursions on the Zambezi River
• Professionally guided day and night drives in open 4 wheel drive vehicles
• Amazing walking safaris
• Fishing for the explosive Tigerfish – one of the most sought after fresh water fish species in the world
• Children 12 years and older welcome

Accommodation and Facilities
Enjoy the beautiful riverbank setting at Kulefu ‘the faraway place’, which offers excellent game viewing opportunities, as the wildlife is concentrated in the land corridor between the
steep escarpment and the river.
The camp offers seven spacious chalets (maximum 12 guests) with twin or double beds, mosquito nets, ensuite facilities and
tranquil view of the Zambezi River.
The central lounge and dining area are housed in two magnificent Bedouin style tents, giving an open air feel and harmonising with the surrounding environment. Teak furniture and natural fabrics add an authentic and luxurious feel to this camp. There is a refreshing swimming pool and teak deck
overlooking the river. Guests can also sit around an evening fire on the banks of the river.
Batteries can be charged by generator and lights in the evening are supplied by 220 volt inverter. Traditional paraffin lamps illuminate pathways and tent entrances.

Game Viewing & Activities
Game viewing Bird watching; stargazing. Animals include elephants, lion, hippo, wild dog, aardvark, serval, honey badger and leopard.
Game Drives Professionally guided game viewing and night drives in open 4x4 vehicles.
Walking Safaris Game walks conducted by a professional guide and an armed national parks scout.
Motorised boat Exciting motorised boat excursions with fantastic fishing opportunities.
Canoeing excursions Serene canoeing activity.
Discover Kulefu’s magnificent wildlife by boat, canoe, safari vehicle or on foot and from the private deck of your own comfortable and very spacious chalet.
Excellent fishing opportunities offered year round but the best months are Apr / May and Sep / Nov.

Climate & Clothing Suggestions
The “dry” season is from May to November and is the easiest time to travel. June to August are the coolest months, with cold
mornings & evenings. October is the hottest month in Zambia, so be prepared for temperatures of over 40 degrees celcius if you travel then.

Opening:
24 June 2008
High Season:
01 June - 31 October
Low Season:
15 April – 30 April
01 November – 15 November
(depending on the rains we might have to open
later)
Clothing should be cool and comfortable. Jerseys and heavier jackets are required for winter mornings and evenings. Muted colours are the most suitable on safari. We advise long sleeves
and long trousers for mornings and evenings due to mosquitoes. Sturdy and comfortable shoes are essential. Rafters for canoe excursions.
A fully complimentary laundry service is offered daily.
Getting There Access to Zambezi Kulefu Camp is by light aircraft to Kulefu Airstrip and a 10-15 minute boat transfer. The transfer may take longer depending on game viewing opportunities en route (NB: Should the rains start early in October, flights may have to land at the Jeki Airstrip or Royal Zambezi Airstrip).
Jeki Airstrip: The transfer from Jeki is 1 hour 30 minutes with an option of a 30 minute game drive followed by a 1 hour boat transfer.
Royal Zambezi Airstrip: The transfer from Royal Zambezi Airstrip is a 20 minute road transfer followed by 2 hour boat transfer.

Health
Malaria is a serious concern in Zambia. Please consult your doctor for the best prophylaxis.
Bottled mineral water is supplied by the camp.

Children
Children 12 years and older accepted.

Credit Cards
All extras can be paid for with Visa, American Express and Master Card credit cards in addition to travellers cheques and cash (US$ and Kwacha only). Diners Card is not accepted.

Accessories
Sunscreen, sunglasses and hats are essential.
Binoculars and good cameras are an absolute must.

Special Requests
Please do alert us when booking of any special requests, dietary requirements, allergies or medical conditions.

Rates include
Rates are inclusive of accommodation, camp transfers to / from Kulefu Airstrip, Jeki Airstrip or Royal Airstrip either by boat or vehicle depending on the season and weather conditions, 3 meals a day, 2 inclusive activities per day, National Park entrance fees, soft drinks, house wines, local beers and spirits, laundry service and service charge.

Rates exclude
Visas which are required, premium brands and
spirits.