Accommodation in Zambia

Hotel
Hotel
40 Unit/Rooms
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Chingola, the most picturesque of the Copperbelt towns is where Protea Hotel Chingola offers 40 air-conditioned rooms with.....

Self-catering
Self-catering
10 Unit/Rooms
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An experience of elegance and beauty greets you upon your arrival at Kaazmein Lodge and Resort. Offering unique thatched double storey self contained charlets, fully equipped hotel style rooms and a breathe taking man-made lake makes your stay truly unforgettable....

Game Lodge
Game Lodge
8 Unit/Rooms
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Located in the deep shade of tall riverine trees, Kulefu Camp overlooks one of the permanent channels of the legendary Zambezi River. The tents are raised on teak decks and each has a private bathroom with toilet, basin, bath and shower, solar-heated lights and water and a private verandah. The Lower Zambezi National Park is an extremely remote area with abundant and varied wildlife including...

Country Lodge
Country Lodge
6 Unit/Rooms
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Mutemwa Lodge lies hidden in thick riverine forest overlooking a wild and uninhabited stretch of the Zambezi River and offers guests an opportunity to experience one of the last true wilderness areas of Southern Africa. The lodge accommodates 12 guests in six comfortably appointed en-suite tents. Each tent is positioned on an elevated deck, ensuring stunning views

Game Lodge
Game Lodge
6 Unit/Rooms
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Situated in a remote wildlife area in the South Luangwa National Park, Puku Ridge Tented Camp is a real wilderness experience, under canvas and with attention to luxury and comfort. The six spacious walk-in canvas tents each have private bathroom facilities and panoramic views of the flood plains below. Well-lit pathways connect the tents to the main bar and lounge. A wide range of cuisine ...

Game Lodge
Game Lodge
10 Unit/Rooms
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Chichele Presidential Lodge is an elegant Victorian “Gentleman’s lodge”, situated on a hilltop in the South Luangwa National Park, overlooking the Luangwa River. The ten Victorian-style lodges combine 19th-century charm with this century’s comforts. Game-drives are conducted in the South Luangwa National Park, a huge, wilderness area, bisected by the Luangwa River valley and home to elephant...

Hotel
Hotel
100 Unit/Rooms
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Protea Hotel Lusaka is located on the Great East Road and is ideally situated within the vibrant and bustling Arcades Shopping and Entertainment Complex with a range of shops, bars, restaurants as well as a cinema....

Game Lodge
Game Lodge
60 Unit/Rooms
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Located 35 minutes from the centre of Lusaka, in a 2 500 acre private game reserve, Protea Hotel Safari Lodge offers superb facilities for the holiday and business traveller........

Hotel
Hotel
40 Unit/Rooms
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Protea Hotel Chipata is located on the outskirts of Chipata town, three hours drive from South Luangwa National Park and only 130km to the capital city of Malawi, Lilongwe.....

Guest House
Guest House
12 Unit/Rooms
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Perched on the tip of the Siansowa peninsula, on the shores of Lake Kariba, the Bush Club has much to offer. This is an idyllic retreat to escape from a busy lifestyle and enjoy some quality time with loved ones.....

One Man’s Utopian Dream

Christina Lamb’s much admired book The Africa House is subtitled “The True Story of an English Gentleman and his African Dream”. Published in 1999, it tells of the journalist-cum-author’s chance encounter with Mark Harvey and her subsequent visit to his family home at Shiwa Ng’andu. Shiwa House and the estate were developed by Harvey’s grandfather, Sir Stewart Gore-Browne, who moved out to Africa from Surrey, England, to build a mansion in the bush in the 1920s. It was surrounded by his own utopian village, which included the provision of schools, hospitals, playing fields, shops and a post office. Gore-Browne also assisted with the development of state infrastructure throughout the region, becoming active in liberal politics. He is, to date, the only white man to have been given a State Funeral in Zambia. The eulogy was delivered by none other than President Kenneth Kaunda. It’s a long way from Weybridge in Surrey!