Amanzi Bush Camp
Lower Zambezi, Zambia
Situated on the banks of the Zambezi River, is the intimate Amanzi Camp which offers rustic luxury, with just four tents strung along the riverbank in a quiet and unspoiled area of the Lower Zambezi National Park.
At a Glance
Sip a cocktail by the pool whilst keeping an eye out for elephants grazing on islands nearby
Sit back and enjoy a gentle paddle on the Zambezi on a canoe safari
With just 4 safari tents you can be assured of an exclusive safari experience
From late August to mid November cast a line and have a go at catching the tiger fish that the Zambezi is famous for
While away an afternoon in your tent's hammock watching the hippos wallowing in the Zambezi
Call us on 858 345 1761 to start planning your vacation to Amanzi Bush Camp or take a look at our itineraries to Lower Zambezi
Description
Located on one of the most remote stretches of the Lower Zambezi, Amanzi Camp, offers an intimate safari experience with only four tents. Here you can enjoy a diverse stay with excellent game viewing and a range of safari activities on offer.
The tents and central guest area all enjoy uninterrupted views over the Ngwenya channel with a mosaic of islands in front which often play host to herds of elephants and pods of hippos. The camp has a central swimming pool with loungers on a raised teak deck which looks out over the river, making it a fabulous spot for a lazy afternoon of game viewing.
A sister camp to the larger Anabezi Camp, Amanzi Camp is the perfect choice for those looking for a relaxed safari experience in rustic luxury surroundings. There is a diverse menu of safari activities on offer with canoe safaris, walking safaris, boat cruises and fishing on offer in addition to traditional day and night game drives.
Accommodation
Accommodation is in four spacious tents which are each situated on elevated teak decks which are connected by wooden boardwalks. Each tent has an en-suite bathroom, 24 hour power, private deck looking out over the channel with swing seats, and a spacious sitting area. Two of the tents are interleading which makes them ideal for families with younger children.
When to go
The Lower Zambezi has a moderate to sub-tropical climate with three distinct seasons: from November to March is the Emerald, or the rainy season, April to July is Zambia's winter, when the weather is cool and dry, and August to October is summer, when the weather is hot and dry. In terms of game viewing, the drier months, meaning a higher concentration of game at the permanent water sources, are a superb time to visit. Alternatively come for some superb birdwatching at the end of the rains.
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