Award winning safari lodge set in the most prolific game area of the South Luangwa. The perfect place to enjoy excellent game viewing, recharge your batteries, or to start and finish your journey to our bushcamps.
"From a vehicle you see Africa. On foot you feel, hear and smell Africa"
"If you want to go fast - go alone. If you want to go far - go together"
Every day you stay with The Bushcamp Company, in one of our Bushcamps or Mfuwe Lodge,
you are contributing to our Conservation, Education, and Community projects!
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Each of our camps are set in glorious surroundings and has its own distinct character. A maximum of just eight guests can be accommodated at each camp, ensuring that your stay is a peaceful one and tailored to your personal needs.
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Every year when the mangoes are ripe a family of wild elephants visit Mfuwe Lodge. Led by their matriarch Wonky Tusk they carefully make their way through the Lodge's reception area and onto the the grounds where the mango tree stands.
Did You Know... taking a safari in the African bush, where animals still roam freely, is a truly timeless experience? Share in the magic with the next in our 'Wild Luangwa' video series...just click on the arrow to step back in time.
True or False... Lions are able to go several days without drinking water.
Kapamba
Great spot, great staff! Great wild dog sightings! Also lions, hyenas and greysboks! A wonderful place! Staff are truly great, the food was delicious and James, our guide, goes the extra mile every time!
- Jan and Leslie, Big Sky, MT, USA
Mfuwe Lodge
It was fine to live here even if we did not see any leopard, wild dogs or hyenas. But I really enjoyed, thank you for having us.
- Reuben Ngandu - Meanwood Ibex, Lusaka
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Kuyenda
A quite perfect and amazing introduction to Africa. Can it get any better?
- Marianne Barratt, UK