KASABUSHI CAMP - CENTRAL KAFUE

In the heart of the Kafue is ‘Kasabushi’ - KiKaonde for an ‘Otter’.

Kasabushi is a Bush Camp is located in the central sector of the Kafue National Park. The camp has opened up a stunning area of the Kafue National Park and perfect to visit an undiscovered part of the Zambian bush.

There are currently two tented chalets – ‘Kasas’ in the bush. and 3 glamping type tents.  Both chalets have decks overlooking the stunning Kafue River and completely private.

Amenities

King size bed, sofa couch, desk, private balcony, hot running water, outdoor rain shower, granite sink, flushing toilet, bathtowels, USB Power point, signature scented shower shower gel and shampoo, radio in room, coffee, tea & water in the room, communal lounge, natural plunge pool, dining area.

ACTIVITIES

Boat cruise

Embark on our ‘Kasabushi’, an aluminum nine-seater, and enjoy the most stunning section of the Kafue River. Cruising around granite boulders and islands, through small channels, rapids and along lush green sand banks. Watch as hippos pop up from under the water, crocodiles sun themselves on riverbanks, and exotic birds take flight from the surrounding trees. 

Bird watching

Safari isn’t just about big game. Kasabushi and the area around it is a bird watcher’s paradise, with countless species of colorful birds adorning the skies. You will very likely spot vibrant Kingfishers, Shalows turaco, majestic Fisheagles and delicate Weavers around the camp. If you’re very lucky you might see the rare Finfoot or Pel's fishing owl. 

Hiking

Catch the sunrise from the top of the granite ‘Lubalanzuki’ rock and enjoy the 360° view over what feels like endless nature. An experience like no other and your personal “everything the light touches is yours” moment.

Game viewing

Experience the wild at its best with a guided game drive. Board our safari vehicle, equipped with open rooftops and unobstructed views. Our guides are your storytellers, sharing their vast knowledge of the flora and fauna, while tracking elusive wildlife. 

Visit the rapids

Visit the rapids with its beautiful scenery of granite rock formations, birdlife and it’s lush green sand banks. In September and October you may find some clear water natural pools to dip your toes and cool down after a warm day of dusty game drives. 

Yoga 

Joining a yoga class by the river is an invitation to harmonize with the elements, connect with nature and find inner balance in a setting that resonates with serenity. Whether you’re a seasoned yogi or a beginner, you will experience a profound sense of well-being and connection.