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Mwambashi River
Lodge
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Low Season (01 April - 30 June & November)
Luxury Double/Twin Room, fully inclusive basis: US$ 565 pp sharing
Zambezi Suite, fully inclusive basis: US$ 1,400 (couple sharing per
night)
High Season (01 July - 31 October)
Luxury Double/Twin Room, fully inclusive basis: US$ 665 pp sharing
Zambezi Suite, fully inclusive basis: US$ 1,600 (couple sharing per
night)
(These rates are fully inclusive accommodation, meals,
drinks, activities and national park fees)
Lodge is closed during rainy season December to 31 March
Air charters, road and boat transfer details available on
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The Lower Zambezi National Park is a relatively unexplored National
Park in Zambia being less known than the likes of the Luangwa and the
Kafue. It is approximately 4 000 kilometres square in extent and is
situated in the Lower Zambezi, the Chongwe River forming the western
boundary (opposite Mana Pools Head Quarters) and the Musensenshi River
forming the eastern boundary.
Mwambashi River Lodge is situated in the heart of the Lower Zambezi
National Park on the northern banks of the river, directly opposite
Chikwenya Island and the eastern boundary of the Mana Pools National
Park in Zimbabwe.
Wildlife at Mwambashi River Lodge
Of all the activities and properties operated by Safari Par
Excellence, Mwambashi River Lodge has the greatest wildlife
opportunities. The Lower Zambezi National Park is home to large herds of
elephant and buffalo and lion are common. Regular plains game sightings
include kudu, zebra, impala, warthog, bushbuck and baboons. There are
large pods of hippo in the river directly in front of the lodge, as well
as crocodile.
Night drives are an option at Mwambashi and leopard, hyena,
porcupine, civet, genet and honeybadger are commonly sighted. Wild-dog
and Cheetah do occur in the Lower Zambezi National Park, but are not
common sightings. The diversity of birdlife is impressive.
Accommodation at Mwambashi River Lodge
The lodge accommodates a maximum of 16 guests in large walk-in tents
on wooden platforms with ensuite toilet, shower and handbasin. The
central dining area is on a raised platform under thatch with an open
balcony overlooking the river. There is a bar and toilet on the ground
level under the same thatched roof.
The lodge is sold on an all-inclusive basis, with the exception of a
National Parks Entry fee of US$ 20.00 per person (one off payment) and
if fishing, a National Parks Fishing Permit fee of US$5.00 per person
per day, which is payable direct in cash, on arrival.
Activities at Mwambashi River Lodge
- Canoeing
- Day and night game drives
- Fishing (limited rods and tackle are provided, for amateurs)
- Walking (where a National Parks Game Warden is available)
- Sundowner cruises
- Game viewing by boat
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