Potato Bush CampPotato Bush Camp

Potato Bush Camp

From: $650.00

Potato Bush Camp lies at the confluence of two rivers in the Chiawa Game Management Area and opposite Mana Pools. These area’s are incredibly dense with wildlife and whether you are walking, driving or just fishing there is a constant stream of exciting interactions.

Description

Potato Bush Camp

Lower Zambezi National Park

Potato Bush Camp’s location in the Chiawa Game Management Area that borders Lower Zambezi National Park ensures spectacular wildlife viewing opportunities. The camp looks out over the confluence of the Chifungulu and and Zambezi Rivers that provide panoramic views of the bush and wildlife.

The camps sister, Sausage Tree Camp, is more luxurious and both are open for a longer period of the safari season. Raised walkways connect the guest areas to the main lodge for both safety and to keep your feet dry as the rains begin. The main guest area has been raised onto a wooden deck that looks down onto the river and animals that come down to drink. A bar, lounge area and communal dinner table all have excellent views by day and night.

There is a sandy path that leads away from the main area to the campfire that has comfortable chairs for evening drinks or morning coffee as the sun rises.

Luxury Tents

The three luxury tents have double beds that have been placed in the center of the room directly in front of the doors for views of the river from your bed. A private deck with deck chairs and a private plunge pool  is a great place to relax during the day with a book.

The en-suite bathrooms have a partially open shower and a large window for great views out onto the river.

A two bed-roomed family tent has a large main living and dining area that is ideal for friends or a small family. The private deck has it’s own swimming pool and deck chairs and each room has it’s own en-suite bathroom.

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Consider combining this with Ruckomechi, Nyamatusi Mahogany or Royal Zambezi.

Conservation Lower Zambezi are at the forefront in protecting this unique destination.

How to Get There

Fly In

Fly to Lusaka in Zambia with Emirates, Ethiopian Airlines or Kenya Airways.

On arrival in Lusaka you will be met by your safari representative who will assist you onto a light aircraft for the 35 minute flight to Jeki Airstrip.

Here you will be me by your guides for the 10 minute drive to the river and a further 40 minute boat ride to the camp.

For domestic arrangements, get in touch with us, we’ll ensure your safari arrangements are seamless.

Included/Excluded

Included:

  • Accommodation
  • All meals
  • Daily safari activities
  • Laundry
  • Private vehicle and guide
  • Local brand drinks
  • Butler
  • Inter-park transfers
  • Fishing (permit $40pp)

Excluded:

  • Park Fees’ & Conservation Levy
  • Premium brand drinks
  • Gratuities
  • Flights and visa fees’
  • Personal travel insurance
  • Items of a personal nature

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