Bilimungwe Camp
South Luangwa Park, Zambia
Prices from £286.00
Per night

| Includes: | Accommodation, meals, game activities, laundry, park fees, bar (excluding imported wines), airport transfers from Mfuwe airport |
| Excludes: | Imported wines, other personal expenses |
| Cedarberg rating: | Comfortable |
| Malaria rating: | High risk area - anti-malaria drugs year round |
| Family suitability: | Doesn't take children |
| Number of people: | 8 |
| Good for: | Wildlife & Safari, Solo Travellers, Walking |
Highlights
• Scenic, game-rich area
• Focus on walking safaris, but offers 4x4 game drives as well
• Permanent water hole
Bilimungwe Camp is a cool and comfortable bush camp in the South Luangwa National park set beneath magnificent Mahogany trees on the edge of a small plain. It is run by the Bushcamp Company which operates six such bush camps, many within walking distance of each other, allowing you the choice of either staying at one or two camps or to walk from one camp to the next, with your luggage being portered separately so that it is waiting for you on arrival. The six camps all vary in character and location.
Bilimungwe consists of four reed and thatch chalets with en-suite shower, toilet and double basins. Bilimungwe has a lovely ambience - the rustic dining area and fully stocked bar are constructed on raised decking ensuring peaceful sundowners overlooking the Bilimungwe’s permanent waterhole with its abundant game. The kitchen staff have added 'Joe's bistro' which is an informal dining area decked with lights right by the camp's kitchen. Bilimungwe offers both walking safaris and night drives by game vehicle. The waterhole also offers the luxury of bird-watching and wildlife viewing from the comfort of the lodge, and the camp is particularly known for its leopard sightings. Transfers from Mfuwe Airport are long - we can advise on the best flights to take - and are usually done in the form of a long game drive en route to the lodge.
The focus is on walking safaris with one guide per camp. Usually morning tea/coffee and snacks are followed by a 3-4 hour bush walk. Afterwards you have a substantial brunch meal and time to relax before tea and an afternoon bush activity. Usually you'll walk for 1-2 hours until sunset and then enjoy a night game drive, but you might have a game drive if all guests prefer this. It's important to note that the Bushcamp Company assumes that you're keen to walk. If you'd prefer more game drives, then we recommend either opting for a different safari company, or arranging a private vehicle and guide.
PRICING
20 Apr 2009 - | 01 Jun 2009 - | |
Chalet | £286.00 | £401.00 |




