Spa & Relaxation
Time at camp allows for moments of rest between activities, with simple spa treatments and quiet spaces designed to help guests slow down and reset within the surrounding landscape.
Spa & Relaxation
Spa treatments at camp are intentionally simple, focusing on relaxation rather than formality. Using a small selection of treatments, guests can unwind after time spent on game drives or walking safaris, with sessions designed to ease tension and restore balance. The setting remains an important part of the experience, with treatments often taking place in open or semi-open spaces that remain connected to the environment. This allows guests to relax without stepping away from the atmosphere of camp, maintaining a sense of continuity between activity and rest. The emphasis is on comfort, privacy and a slower pace.
Relax in your own time
Beyond treatments, time at camp naturally lends itself to quieter moments of rest. Many of the chalets feature large baths positioned to take advantage of the surrounding views, offering a simple way to pause between activities. Whether in the early afternoon or after returning from an evening drive, these moments provide space to slow down and take in the setting at a different pace. The experience is understated, with an emphasis on privacy and stillness rather than structure. In keeping with the wider approach at camp, these details are not designed to stand apart, but to complement the rhythm of the day.
Lower Zambezi Drive Encounters
Game drives in the Lower Zambezi offer a varied and immersive way to explore the landscape, with full-day, morning and afternoon experiences shaped by changing light, wildlife movement and pace.
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Zambezi Tiger Fishing
Tiger fishing on the Zambezi offers a focused river experience, combining skill and patience with the unpredictability of one of Africa’s most sought-after freshwater species.
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Zambezi River Boat Excursions
Boat trips on the Zambezi offer a relaxed way to explore the river, providing a different perspective on wildlife and landscape, shaped by light, movement and the pace of the water.
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Evening Sundowners
There are few more classic things to do on safari than to pause for a while with a cold drink and watch the sun go down.
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Mozhi River Experience
Time on the Lufupa River offers a quieter perspective of the landscape, with gentle boat cruises in the morning and evening revealing wildlife and movement often missed on land.
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Busanga Plains Experience
A full-day safari to the Busanga Plains offers access to one of Kafue’s most open and distinctive landscapes, where seasonal floodplains support a wide range of wildlife.
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Mozhi Plains Experience
Game drives across the Mozhi Plains offer a shorter, more immediate safari experience, with open grassland close to camp supporting a variety of wildlife throughout the day.
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Young Explorers
The Young Explorers programme offers a structured introduction to the bush for younger guests, combining simple activities with guided learning in a safe and engaging environment.
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Game Drives
Game drives provide a flexible and comfortable way to explore the surrounding landscape and observe wildlife. Accompanied by experienced guides, each outing follows the conditions of the day, adapting to animal movements, seasonal changes, and opportunities as they arise across the terrain.
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The Kawayawaya Trail
The Kawayawaya Trail offers a slower, more immersive way to explore the landscape, ending with sundowners at the Old Mozhi ruins as the day settles into evening.
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Moshi River Experience
Journey to the source of the Moshi River and experience a rare moment of stillness. Enjoy a thoughtfully prepared breakfast at sunrise, surrounded by untouched wilderness; quiet, grounding and deeply restorative.
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Walking in the Wilderness
Walking safaris offer a slower, more immersive way to explore the landscape, focusing on detail and awareness while providing a different perspective to vehicle-based activities.
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