Our Finfoot family house consists of 2 bedrooms (one queen, one twin), 2 en-suite bathrooms plus an outside shower and a central living area opening onto a private deck overlooking the river. It’s a perfect spot for a couple with children or a small group of friends.

All accommodation has gauze screen doors and windows and mosquito netting over the beds. The two bedside lights and bathroom lights are solar powered, as are the other lodge facilities. Plugs can be found in the central area of the lodge for charging electronic devices.

Water is heated by individual gas / solar geysers. A flask with filtered drinking water is provided, and filtered water is always available. Bottled water is also available from the bar, but for ecological reasons, we encourage the use of reusable bottles and filtration

Set on raised individual private wooden decks, each overlooking the Kafue River, KaingU Safari Lodge comprises 6 double Meru-style tents with en-suite bathrooms, indoor showers and an open-air shower. The “Honeymoon-tent” has an additional outside bath. Every tent is additionally roofed with thatch to provide extra shade and further blend into nature.

All accommodation has gauze screen doors and windows and mosquito netting over the beds. The two bedside lights and bathroom lights are solar powered, as are the other lodge facilities. Plugs can be found in the central area of the lodge for charging electronic devices.

Water is heated by individual gas / solar geysers. A flask with filtered drinking water is provided, and filtered water is always available. Bottled water is also available from the bar, but for ecological reasons, we encourage the use of reusable bottles and filtration.

Constructed from local Muchinga, our Tonga-treebaskets provide a unique and secure night under the stars close to nature.

Seasonally set in trees at stunning river locations, you fall asleep and wake up to the relaxing sounds of the Kafue. Enjoy a night out individually or with your guide, or with your group of up to six. To answer everyone’s first question, besides the bucket ‘bathroom’, there is an ash-pit drum toilet.