Welcome to Sausage Tree Camp in Lower Zambezi National Park

The spacious suites at Sausage Tree Camp offer a luxurious retreat with a host of amenities. Featuring an entrance reception room complete with a lounge area, tea/coffee station, and fridge, guests are welcomed into comfort. The spacious bedroom, adorned with king-size or twin beds under a mosquito net canopy, leads to a large indoor bathroom boasting twin sinks, rain showers, and a river-view bath. Sliding glass doors open onto a large deck with a private plunge pool, while an outdoor shower extends off the bathroom. Ochre screed floors, natural wood surfaces, and neutral colors create a contemporary bush chic ambiance. Unique touches such as imaginative vegetation displays and origami animal shapes made from towels add to the luxurious experience. Complimentary binoculars and yoga mats showcase the camp’s attention to detail, ensuring guests enjoy a truly unforgettable stay.

Situated along the majestic Zambezi River, Lower Zambezi National Park offers abundant wildlife sightings, including crocodiles, hippos, and large water monitor lizards. Its strategic location facilitates the frequent movement of buffalo and elephant between Zimbabwe’s Mana Pools and Lower Zambezi National Parks. The park hosts thriving populations of eland, zebra, wildebeest, waterbuck, bushbuck, and kudu, with impala being the dominant antelope species. While grysbok and duiker sightings are rarer, they are occasionally observed. Predators such as hyenas, lions, and leopards inhabit the area, with wild dog sightings being less common. Home to over 370 bird species, the park is a paradise for birdwatchers, with sightings ranging from colorful bee-eaters, storks, herons, and eagles to kingfishers of various types. The river is alive with the presence of egrets, cormorants, darters, fish eagles, and storks, while rare species like African skimmers, ospreys, and spoonbills add to the park’s avian diversity.