Remote Africa - Takwela Camp

North Luangwa

Takwela Camp, the latest camp operated by Remote Africa Safaris, opened in July 2019 in the North Luangwa.

Situated on Remote Africa’s private land at the confluence of the Luangwa and Mwaleshi Rivers, Takwela has stunning views across a resident hippo pod to pristine bush on all sides.

Takwela offers an intimate wilderness experience and the rare opportunity to visit a beautiful and unexplored area of the North Luangwa. 

 

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Remote Africa - Takwela Camp
Location

Located on the Mwaleshi-Luangwa river confluence, in the Musalangu GMA of North Luangwa National Park. Accesed via short charter flight from South Luangwa into Mwaleshi Airstrip.

Information

3 x Chalets with twin double beds,1 x Chalet with single king be

Room features include: 

Rechargeable fans
Open showers
USB chargers
Outside lounging area

Chalet Exterior Takwela Chalet Interior Outdoor Bathroom Chalet Outlook

Camp hide at waterhole

View point and sundowner spot overlooking the Mwaleshi-Luangwa confluence and hippo pod

Communal dining as a standard (private dining available on request)

Takwela Bar Breakfast Sitenge and Dining area Takwela Sitenge

2 game viewing activities per day (game drive, night drive or walking safari)

Open vehicles carry 4 guests (unless group booking requests extra guests on the same vehicle)

Extra: private vehicle or guide at an additional charge

Takwela Camp River Crossing Game Drive Walking Safari Safari Tea Stop Walking Safaris at the Springs

Children 8 years and older are welcome. 

Walking safaris only permissible for children aged 12+

Open from 15th June until 31st October each year.

Community Projects: Tafika Fund (~ $ 65 000 annually) supports approximately 12 scholar bursaries and 9 skills/university students (teaching, accounting, medical training) annually, local school and clinic (Mkasanga community) with building projects and the supply of materials, run a Football for Wildlife league which supports 250 female and male players across 9 remote communities.

Conservation Projects: bed night contributions to South Luangwa and North Luangwa Conservation Programmes and communications support offered to the Carnivore Programme.

Supported Schools: Mkasanga Basic School.

The camp is run on solar electricity with a backup generator

There is no WiFi or cellular reception 

Additionally, all water is from a borehole but is further filtered for drinking.

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