Honeymoon Special
Valid for travel: 6th January - 19th December 2026
Partner pays 50% - Save up to $750 per person/per night!
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Honeymoon Special
Valid for travel: 6th January - 19th December 2026
Partner pays 50% - Save up to $750 per person/per night!
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Kids Stay Free Special
Valid for travel: 6 January - 31 May 2026 & 1 November - 19 December 2026
Kids 15 Years and Younger Stay Free.
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World Elephant Day Special
Valid for travel: 12 August – 19 December 2026
Enjoy 5% off your safari.
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News, industry insight, community projects, and offers from the African Bush Camps family
Many describe Lake Kariba as Zambia’s hidden Riveira! It provides beautiful vistas, gorgeous sunsets, excellent fishing, boating options, water sports, and fantastic peaceful vacations or weekends spent soaking up the sun.
You’ll find some of the most luxurious camps and lodges on an African safari. Not only is the continent saturated with the most magnificent wildlife and scenery, but also breathtaking experiences, many of which have been on your travel bucket list for a while.
Solo female travel is becoming the new buzz word in the travel industry, as more and more women prefer to explore the world on their own. For most of these women, it’s not just about filling their passports but more about creating awareness for eco-tourism and conservation efforts around the world.
Africa is one of the most romantic destinations on the planet. The vast blue sky curve down to golden plains that extend to the horizon, bordered by navy and purple-hued distant mountains marching away.
Beks Ndlovu, the Zimbabwean-born founder and CEO of African Bush Camps, used to live in Khayelitshe House with his family. His admiration for the secluded hideaway led to its inclusion in ABC’s 16-camp portfolio,
The impact of lockdowns, quarantines, curfews, and stay-at-home restrictions was felt most acutely by those of us who enjoy traveling. We yearn to return to Africa’s vast open spaces and fall under her spell once more.
Black rhinos once again walk the hills of Matusadona. Go behind the scenes and see how the rhinos are monitored and protected, from drone tracking technology to the team working on the ground.
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