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Luxury Safari Camp
Zambia

Anabezi
Lower Zambezi

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Highlights

Prime Location in Lower Zambezi: Anabezi is set in the heart of Zambia’s Lower Zambezi National Park, offering guests the rare opportunity to stay in a pristine wilderness area. With a riverside setting, it provides spectacular views and an intimate connection with nature, accessible only by boat for a truly remote experience.
Unmatched Wildlife Viewing: Situated in one of Africa’s richest wildlife regions, Anabezi offers guests incredible safari experiences. Spot the “Big Five” along with hippos, crocodiles, and a variety of bird species. The diverse landscapes, from riverfronts to dense woodlands, allow for exciting wildlife encounters on every safari adventure.
Diverse Activities: Anabezi provides a range of thrilling activities for all types of travellers. Enjoy game drives led by expert guides, boat safaris along the Zambezi River, and walking safaris for a more intimate exploration of the environment. For fishing enthusiasts, the river offers great opportunities to catch tigerfish, bream, and more.
Luxury Tented Accommodation: The camp features spacious, elegant tents with breathtaking views of the Zambezi River and surrounding wilderness. Each tent is designed for comfort, with plush bedding, ensuite bathrooms with hot water, and private decks that offer a serene spot to unwind and enjoy the sights and sounds of nature.
Eco-conscious Design: Anabezi is committed to sustainable tourism, blending luxury with eco-friendly practices. Solar power is used for energy, and the camp emphasises waste reduction and environmental stewardship. It is actively involved in conservation efforts, benefiting both the local wildlife and nearby communities.
Exclusive and Personalised Experience: Anabezi’s intimate size ensures a private and serene safari experience, with personalised service and tailored activities. Limited guest numbers allow for flexibility in scheduling and quieter moments in nature, providing a peaceful escape into the heart of Zambia’s wilderness.

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How to get there

To get to the camp, take a 1-hour flight from Lusaka to the Lower Zambezi airstrip, then enjoy a scenic 30-minute transfer directly to Anabezi. Alternatively, charter flights can land at Kulefu Airstrip, just a 10-minute drive away.

Are children welcome?

Anabezi is only able to host children over the age of 12, unless they are part of a group booking.

Giving back

Anabezi Camp is deeply committed to supporting local communities and conservation efforts in the Lower Zambezi region. Their key initiatives include:

Zambezi Wildlife Trust (ZWT): Established by Anabezi, ZWT focuses on addressing challenges faced by communities in the Chiawa Game Management Area. Since 2018, ZWT has undertaken projects such as constructing teacher accommodations, building water towers, and creating washing stations to improve sanitation and reduce human-wildlife conflict.
Conservation Lower Zambezi (CLZ): Anabezi collaborates with CLZ, which operates Zambia’s only all-female anti-poaching unit, Kufadza. CLZ employs a comprehensive approach to wildlife protection, including foot patrols, K-9 units, and aerial surveillance, contributing to the preservation of the Lower Zambezi’s biodiversity.
Community Engagement: Anabezi actively involves local communities in conservation and tourism initiatives, fostering sustainable livelihoods and environmental stewardship. By supporting grassroots projects, the camp ensures that conservation efforts benefit both wildlife and the people of the Lower Zambezi region.
Wildlife Monitoring: Anabezi works alongside conservation organizations to monitor local wildlife populations. This includes tracking endangered species, conducting anti-poaching operations, and ensuring the sustainable management of natural resources.
Education on Conservation: Anabezi Camp partners with local schools to educate students about the importance of wildlife conservation. They provide resources such as books, materials, and even arrange for conservationists to give talks about the benefits of protecting Zambia’s wildlife. This helps foster a sense of stewardship in younger generations.

Wildlife you are likely to see

Anabezi offers guests the opportunity to experience a wide variety of wildlife in a pristine, remote environment. Lower Zambezi National Park is home to a rich diversity of animals, from iconic big game to rare species, as well as over 400 bird species. Below is a glimpse of the incredible wildlife you are likely to encounter during your stay.

Large Mammals

Elephants: Often seen in large herds along the river and in the woodlands.
Lions: Roaming the savannah, especially during game drives.
Leopards: Elusive and often spotted in the early mornings or evenings.
Buffalo: Commonly seen grazing in the open plains.
Hippos: Frequently found in the Zambezi River, especially near the camp’s riverfront.
Crocodiles: Commonly spotted basking on riverbanks or lurking in the water.

Predators

Wild Dogs: Rare but present, these predators can be seen on occasion.
Hyenas: Known for their distinctive laugh, these are often spotted in the bush.
Vultures: Often seen soaring above the park, especially when large carnivore kills are present.

Antelope and Grazers

Zebra: Commonly seen grazing on the grassy plains.
Giraffes: Frequently spotted roaming the savannah and grazing on trees.
Kudu: Elegant and graceful antelope often seen in the park’s woodlands.
Impala: Abundant throughout the park, frequently spotted during game drives.
Puku: This medium-sized antelope is often found near riverbanks and grassy areas.
Warthogs: Commonly seen grazing in the open savannah, especially early in the morning.

Birdlife

Over 400 Bird Species: Including iconic species like the African Fish Eagle, Lilac-breasted Roller, hornbills, kingfishers, and many others.

Why we love Anabezi

Anabezi Camp’s commitment to giving back is truly inspiring. Through the Zambezi Wildlife Trust, the camp actively supports initiatives that improve education, provide healthcare, and reduce human-wildlife conflict. Their dedication to conservation and sustainable practices helps preserve the Lower Zambezi’s rich biodiversity for future generations.