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... The big refurbishment of Mfuwe Lodge has already begun, with construction teams hard at work on the transformation.
True or False... Baboons are the only animals that eat the fruit of the Sausage Tree (Kigelia africana)
Mfuwe Lodge
This experience was the best of my life. Thank you!!
- Senuth Demitha - Blantyre
Chindeni
Hello together,
we have visited Chindeni-Camp. We are now back home and want to say thank you very very much to Peter I ( I am Peter II; perhaps Peter I can remember)
and the whole staff for an amazing time in this wonderful camp. We plan to visit Zambia in 2017 again.
p.s. please excuse my terrible english
- Peter B
Mfuwe Lodge
"We had a really excellent holiday at Mfuwe Lodge... it was very comfortable, with good food and service...the game viewing was superb: a dozen hyena scavaging on an elephant corpse, a leopard stalking an impala, two male lions fighting for possession of a pride of females, another group of lion devouring a buffalo - and much more."
- Fergus Cochrane-Dyet, British High Commission, Malawi
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Chamilandu
- Merritt Barnwell, US