Luangwa Valley Accommodation

Thornicroft has 10 well positioned en suite chalets that offer spacious, comfortable and secure accommodation facilities for our distinguished guests.The chalets are built from local stones, with large gauze net windows, stretching up to a custom made canvass roof, supported by attractive, old and weathered leadwood tree stumps.

Luangwa River Camp borders the world-renowned South Luangwa National Park in Zambia, which marks the end of the Great Rift Valley. It is one of the world’s last unspoilt wilderness areas and possibly the finest wildlife sanctuary in Africa.

Nkwali accommodates a maximum of twelve guests in six cool and spacious A-frame chalets, constructed of woven bamboo and thatch. Each chalet has its own enormous open-air en-suite bathroom constructed primarily of molded clay.

At Wildlife Camp we offer a much-needed place for the budget traveller, providing rustic en-suite chalets, a secluded en-suite tented camp, and a bush camp for overnight walking safaris and beautiful campsites - all situated on the banks of the stunning Luangwa River.

Mfuwe Lodge is a safari lodge set in the most prolific game area of the South Luangwa. The perfect place to enjoy excellent game viewing and recharge your batteries.

Mushroom Lodge, a unique site on the Mfuwe Lagoon inside the South Luangwa Park, was originally built in the early seventies to accommodate the Head of State and his VIP guests. Mushroom Lodge offers comfortable, rustic but modern accommodation in secluded thatched chalets set under Ebony trees.

Zungulila Bushcamp is ideal for small, private groups and it delivers an authentic walking safari experience. Zungulila Bushcamp is eminently peaceful and available for private parties of four guests or more.

Kakuli is a seasonal bush camp on the confluence of the Luwi and Luangwa rivers. For many it marks the end of a walking safari from camp to camp following the course of the Luwi River. Whether Kakuli is used as a stopover in the middle of a walking trail or as a base for a more static safari.

Tena Tena Camp must be one of the best safari camps in the whole of Africa, as stated by The Times in London. This remote and small camp lies within the Nsefu sector of the Luangwa National Park and enjoys a stunning location on a wide bend of the Luangwa River.

Sited on the slopes of the Thyolo Mountain, this historic tea planter’s bungalow is a relaxed, family-friendly retreat surrounded by lush, protected, subtropical rainforests.

Huntingdon House is situated in arguably the most scenically beautiful region of Malawi. The Thyolo District forms the heart of Malawi's tea-producing region with rolling hills of immaculately cultivated, emerald green plantations and some of the oldest estates in the country.

Nsefu Camp can accommodate up to 12 guests in traditional rondavels with en-suite semi-open air bathrooms, while the view of the river is superb and includes a terraced area where game grazes during the day.