Ntemwa Busanga Camp is a small thatched classic camp situated in the vast wilderness area on the southern sector of Busanga Plains, Kafue National Park. With a maximum number of 6 guests this charming camp is perfect for families in search of unique wild experiences and incredible sightings of a variety of wildlife found in the Busanga Plains. You can explore a multitude of habitats in this area on day and night game drives in their high-quality open vehicles to reach some of the iconic spots in Busanga. For birding enthusiasts, Ntemwa Busanga also offer world class birding with their well experienced and knowledgeable guides.
This small intimate camp comprises of 4 thatched chalets newly refurbished each with an open air en-suite bathroom, flashing toilets and warm bucket showers. There are two main areas, one raised on a deck with great views of the vast Busanga Plains. The second one is a lower-level shaded stretch area with comfy furniture to lie down in the heat of the day. The main deck has solar powered stations where guests can charge their cameras and other gadgets.
Busanga Plains has great road networks that cover the expanse of the area and southern tree line. The game drives are top notch and allows esteemed photographers to get closer to wildlife and cover greater distances. The plains are a home to large herds of buffalo along with zebra, oribi and secretive reedbuck in the southern end. This area is also home to several predators dominated by a lion pride known as Papyrus Pride in the wetter plains in the north. Moshi and Lufupa prides can be seen both in the northern and southern sections of Ntemwa Busanga Camp. Other predators include Cheetah and leopards.
The management at Ntemwa Busanga, which is a sister property to Musekese Camp in the main Kafue area, have over the years put wildlife conservation at the heart of their operations making sure that both nature and the local communities strive together. They invest in training their passionate staff to become ambassadors of natural world protection and preservation in Africa’s wild areas. Almost all Classic Zambia camps are run on solar power and they take the time to sort all wastes and dispose of unnecessary products out of the conservation areas in which they operate. They have carefully put in place procurement and logistics that minimize unnecessary transport and endeavour to purchase materials and produce from communities surrounding their camps.
OPEN: 1 Jul – 31 Oct
CLOSED: 1 Jan – 30 Jun & 1 Nov – 31 Dec
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