Mwamba Camp

The game around Mwamba is excellent; large herds of buffalo, eland and Cookson's wildebeeste are followed by the "Mwamba pride", which consists of six beautiful lionesses and two classicly dark maned males. Good leopard sightings are also common due to the large numbers of impala and puku in the area. Elephants use the Mwamba's waterholes regularly and there is a large bull which frequents the camp. One of the most unusual sights is the Baobab "forest" near Mwamba Sands. Another appeal of Mwamba is the surrounding terrain. The land varies tremendously from wide open plains such as Lion Plain and Eland Plain, interspersed by shady mopane/crocodile bark woodland with short grass, and bordered by Combretum thickets along the Mwamba river. The area is excellent for walking safaris and game drives. Over-night "camp-outs" (sleeping open under a net, close to the camp-fire) are offered on request. These trips allow visitors to get a sense of the absolute wildness of the National Park as there are no other camps or trails for miles around. 

• all game-viewing activities (i.e. three x activities/day including walking safaris, game-drives and trips to photographic hides) 
• accommodation, meals, and laundry 
• full bar service 
• National park fees and bed levy 
• government taxes and service charges  
• airport transfers (30 min on tar to Park gates, then 1 hr 30 min game-viewing en route) 

• any increase in National Park fee/levy between time of booking and commencement of safari (currently $35pp day and subject to change) 
• the difference will be payable by the guests and can be collected in camp