9 day trip
AboutKutali Camp
Nestled amidst the enchanting landscapes of Kulefu Island, Kutali Camp embodies the essence of remoteness and tranquility. Situated within the captivating Winter-thorn forest of the Zambezi valley, this camp exudes an aura of timeless elegance. Surrounded by the majestic Faidherbia trees, Kutali Camp offers a unique atmosphere distinct from its counterparts, such as Chula.
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Open 1 May - 15 November
Country Zambia
National Park Lower Zambezi National Park
Accommodation 5 safari tents
Airstrip Jeki
Kutali Camp
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Description
Nestled beneath majestic Winterthorn trees, our main area is housed in a spacious stretch-canvas tent. Here, guests can indulge in delicious meals, unwind with a good book, charge cameras, and enjoy wildlife sightings, all while immersing themselves in the beauty of the surrounding wilderness. Kutali offers the perfect blend of comfort and authenticity in a serene bush-camp setting. Our intimate camp features just 5 guest tents, ensuring exclusivity with a maximum of 10 guests at a time. Strategically positioned to offer breathtaking views of the Zambezi River, each tent is meticulously crafted for luxury and relaxation.
Facilities
En suite & bucket shower
Laundry
The bespoke tents boast premium amenities, including high-quality linen, comfortable mattresses, and modern conveniences such as flushing toilets and running water taps. Experience the essence of safari living with traditional bucket-showers, adding a touch of adventure to your stay.
Experiences
Canoe Safaris
Embark on an unforgettable adventure on the Zambezi River, one of Zambia's top attractions. Canoeing along the Zambezi is a highly sought-after activity, offering a unique opportunity to spot wildlife and birdlife in their natural habitat.
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Fishing Safaris
Discover the excitement of tiger fishing on the renowned Zambezi River, where catch-and-release fishing is a popular activity. This adrenaline-fueled experience is a must-try for adventure enthusiasts and fishing aficionados alike.
2 / 5
Game Drives
Optimized for wildlife sightings, our game drives span the early mornings and late afternoons to early evenings, ensuring a fruitful experience. Encounter a diverse range of animals, from majestic buffalo and elephants to graceful zebras and various antelope species. Keep your eyes peeled for thrilling encounters with the big cats, and marvel at the abundance of birdlife that enriches the landscape
3 / 5
Walking Safaris
Immerse yourself in the wilderness with our guided walking safaris, led by seasoned safari guides. Let our experts awaken your senses as you explore the untamed beauty of the landscape up close.
4 / 5
River Cruises
Indulge in the tranquility of the Zambezi, whether you're passionate about photography, fishing, or simply seeking to soak in the breathtaking scenery.
5 / 5
Wildlife
Nestled along the banks of the majestic Zambezi River, Lower Zambezi National Park offers unparalleled opportunities to observe the rich diversity of wildlife. From crocodiles and hippos to the impressive water monitor lizard, the park teems with fascinating creatures.
Thanks to its strategic location, Lower Zambezi serves as a thoroughfare for buffalo and elephant herds migrating between Zimbabwe’s Mana Pools and the park. Additionally, eland, zebra, wildebeest, waterbuck, bushbuck, and kudu thrive here, with impala dominating the antelope population. Among the carnivores, encounters with hyenas, lions, and leopards are not uncommon, while sightings of wild dogs, though less frequent, offer a thrilling safari experience. With over 370 bird species recorded, Lower Zambezi is a haven for bird enthusiasts.
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