Experience the magic of Liuwa Plain, which is home to Africa's second biggest wildebeest migration, magnificent birdlife, a growing cheetah population and the famed Lady Liuwa lion pride.
Despite its luxurious design, Ker and Downey King Lewanika maintains its safari authenticity with canvas walls, indoor and outdoor showers, decks overlooking the plains and the use of natural materials. The rooms offer total immersion in the vast landscape, allowing travellers to experience nature's masterpiece in a meaningful way. The view from the lodge is indescribable, with nature stretched out into the horizon! With award-winning guides and intimate safari excursions, this camp offers unrivalled access and absolute exclusivity to the region.
Location
Liuwa Plain is situated on the upper Zambezi flood plains of western Zambia and is bounded by the Luambimba and Luanginga Rivers. Vast, remote and untamed, Liuwa is characterised by seasonally-flooded grassy plains dotted with woodland islands. King Lewanika Lodge is located on the upper Munde stream.
Ker & Downey Zambia operate daily seat rates into Liuwa from both Lusaka and Livingstone allowing you to combine Liuwa with other safari destinations.
Information
There are 5 Standard room and 1 Family room (can sleep up to 5)
Room Features include:
Private deck with incredible views over the Plains
En suite bathroom with inside and outside showers
Floor Fan and Ceiling Fan
Lounge area
Mini Bar
Coffee Station
Lounge, Dining Area and Bar
Campfire for early morning tea/coffee and evening drinks under the stars
Swimming Pool with large yoga deck
Inclusive – game drives, walking safaris, seasonal fishing, seasonal canoeing and sleep outs.
Extra – private guide
Children aged 6 years and older are welcome
Private guide may be required depending on ages
There is one family unit with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms
Open 1st March - 31st December
Our tip - Liuwa is best experienced at the start of the rainy season in the months of November & December and at the end of the rainy season in April and May.
Ker and Downey Zambia actively supports local community development and conservation partnerships through African Parks
The Power Source at King Lewanika Camp is Solar with plug points for charging in both the rooms and main area
There is Wifi in the main area and rooms
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