Welcome to Wasa Lodge in Kasanka National Park

There are 3 larger chalets all of which have double and single beds in the room, a verandah overlooking Lake Wasa, a simple shower, basin and flush toilet in an en-suite bathroom. There are also 4 smaller chalets all of which have double or twin beds and an en-suite bathroom with flush toilets and simple bucket showers.

Popularly known for the largest bat migration in the world – 8-10 million fruit bats decent on the Park from November to December each year. An incredible wildlife phenomenon! Sitatunga antelope (most sighted and good numbers), puku, yellow baboon, warthogs, bush pigs, elephants, sable antelope, hartebeest, and duikers are some of the game seen here. There is also a chance to see the rare blue monkey. Leopard is the largest predator here and hyena seem to come and go seasonally.

420 bird species have been recorded here, great place for birding. Ross’s turaco and Böhm’s bee-eater are two are key highlights here. Other species include African barred owlet, African finfoot, African marsh harrier, Anchieta’s barbet, Anchieta’s sunbird, Anchieta’s tchagra, Black-backed barbet, Böhm’s flycatcher, Crowned eagle, Eastern olive sunbird, Green turaco, Grey apalis, Half-collared kingfisher, Narina trogon, Pel’s fishing-owl, Ross’s turaco, Schalow’s turaco, Souza’s shrike, Wattled crane and Yellow-throated leaf-love.