Anabezi Safari Camp

About Anabezi Safari Camp

Anabezi is a 24 bed camp located on the banks of the Zambezi River at the Lower end of the Lower Zambezi National Park in Zambia.
The name Anabezi is derived from the camp being situated on the Zambezi River and the many Ana Trees or Winter Thorns (Faidherbia albida) that surround the camp.
These winter thorns drop yellow pods which attract a wide variety of animals to the area including many elephants, a welcome sight in the camp.

The Camp is made of 11 luxury tents and 1 luxury family suite on raised timber platforms at the edge of a ridge providing magnificent views of both the Zambezi River and Mushika River flood plain.
The flood plain hosts year-round grazing and offers a spectacularly diverse game viewing from the comfort of your tent!

Luxury Tent Suites with private plunge pools

Accommodation consists of large luxurious tents, approximately 1000 sq ft in size, positioned on a raised wooden deck.
The tents are generously spaced along the Zambezi River bank and the Mushika flood plain, allowing the game to wonder around the camp freely.

Cuisine

The Anabezi cuisine is a fusion of European and African cuisines. Fresh continental breakfasts are served, followed by a generous buffet lunch. Guests may indulge in an afternoon high tea of scrumptious treats and fresh fruits. Dinner is a three course plated affair served with some of South Africa’s finest wines.

Activities

The camp is well equipped with the best game viewing vehicles and boats allowing us to ensure much comfort for our guests and cater for their individual needs. Guests will be guided by very knowledgeable and experienced guides.

Up to two activities per day are included in the rate and comprise the following:

• Game Drives –vehicles can seat 4 pax, 6 pax or 10 pax depending on the group size
• Night drive
• Walking Safaris into the Kulefu woodlands and surrounding areas (12 years and above)
• Canoeing Safaris along the banks of the Zambezi River (12 years and above)
• Boating and fishing on the Zambezi River
• Bird Watching - approximately 500 species of birds in the Lower Zambezi National Park.

Spa Treaments

Guests may enjoy spa treatments in the comfort of their tents. Treatments available include: Assortment of massages, Manicure, Pedicure, Body Scrub
*therapists are outsourced and therefore guests will be invoiced separately for treatments

Malaria & Yellow Fever

Although malaria is not prevalent in the Lower Zambezi National Park, it does occur in Zambia thus guests should take necessary precautions.
Yellow Fever vaccinations are also advisable.

Disability

Disabled persons are very welcome in Anabezi Camp, the entire camp is wheel chair friendly and the staff are always on standby should there be a need for any assistance.

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Facilities at Anabezi Safari Camp

Property Facilities

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Example of your day

• 05h30 – An early morning wake-up call just as the horizon starts to brighten and signal the start to a new day.
• 06h00 – A light continental breakfast is available with coffee and tea in the main area.
• 06h30 – Depart on your morning activity into the wilds of the Lower Zambezi National Park. There will be a coffee/tea stop out in the bush.
• 11h30 – Lunch will be served on your return to camp, followed by a siesta period, in which you get to spend a few hours resting and enjoying the camp.
• 15h30 – Meet for an afternoon tea with a sweet surprise from the kitchen.
• 16h00 – Head out into the park for your afternoon activity. If on game drive you will return after dark with a spotlight to try and locate some of the parks nocturnal occupants.
  Water activities are completed at dusk.
• 19h30 – Return to camp to freshen up and enjoy a drink around the bar.
• 20h00 – A decadent 3 course dinner is served, after which, you can enjoy a nightcap around the fire.

Location

There are many different ways to get to the Anabezi Camp.
International arrivals into Zambia usually fly directly into Lusaka and Livingstone Airports.

Both Lusaka and Livingstone have daily flights from Johannesburg International (South Africa).
Lusaka Kenneth Kaunda International Airport is also serviced by a number of International Carriers including Emirates, Kenya Airways and Ethiopian Airlines to mention a few.

To/From Lusaka: There are daily scheduled flights to the Lower Zambezi, landing at Jeki airstrip, which take about 30 minutes.
Guests then continue their journey by vehicle through the game park for approximately one and a half hours, or a 40 minute drive directly to camp.

Alternatively, charters are available into the nearby Kulefu airstrip – situated approximately 15 minutes from the camp.

To/From Mfuwe – South Luangwa. There are direct flights from Jeki to Mfuwe return.
The flight is approximately 1hr30mins. Charters are also available for this route.

To/From Livingstone: A direct charter will take about 2 hours to the nearby Kulefu airstrip, however daily connections are available via Lusaka to Jeki airstrip.

Families

Children from the age of 2 years are welcome at the lodge.
Children may only take part in some of the activities at the discretion of the lodge manager or the game ranger.

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Accommodation consists of large luxurious tents, approximately 1 000 sq ft in size, positioned on a raised wooden deck.
The tents are generously spaced along the Zambezi River bank and the Mushika flood plain, allowing the game to wonder around the camp freely.

There are 11 luxury tents and 1 family suite.