Kafue National Park

Kapinga Camp

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PLEASE NOTE: Kapinga Camp is no longer operating. We apologise for any inconvenience. We suggest considering Busanga Bush Camp as an alternative accommodation.

Overview

Sitting on the edge of a tree island in the game-rich Busanga Plains area of the Kafue National Park, the excellent Kapinga Camp is particularly well-located for viewing the antelope, which make these seasonally wet grasslands their home – including lechwe, puku, roan and oribi.

The main public areas have a nice eye for original detail and something of a circular theme. There’s comfortable and sociable sitting area, while in a separate area guests eat together at a friendly, rounded table set in the fashion of a smart dinner party. There is also a viewing deck with cosy chairs, a campfire, again with a circle of chairs, and a plunge pool which looks out over the plains.

Food & service

Both the food – local flavours, generous potions – and service at Kapinga Camp are first rate.

Rooms

Accommodation here is in the form of four spacious, luxury Meru-style safari tents, each with a stylish but homely interior featuring four poster beds, en suite bathrooms, inside and outdoor showers, ample storage space, a writing desk and extensive outdoor seating areas with built-in sofas.

Activities

Open from June-November, activities at Kapinga Camp include day and night wildlife drives (wildebeest, zebra and buffalo are all commonly seen as are smaller groups of Lichtenstein’s hartebeest) as well as specialist birding drives (the Kafue is excellent for bird watching with over 500 species recorded.) A lovely touch on full day activities is Kapinga’s hammock lunches, which are enjoyed out in the middle of the grasslands.

To find out more about Kapinga Camp and to arrange your tailor-made trip, get in touch with us today.

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