Luangwa Safari House
Luangwa House is positioned on the edge of a lagoon system frequented by large herds of elephants, impalas, giraffes and countless other species which use the lagoon as a source of water and food throughout the year.
Upon entering through the huge pivoting door you are welcomed by a large airy main area, the front of which is completely open, affording incredible views of the landscape and countless animals as they stroll past the house. This room, the ceiling of which reaches up to 12 meters in height, is furnished with comfortable sofas and a large wrought iron and marble dining table. The 2 floating staircases on either side lead to the upstairs bedrooms. The open front of the main area flows out to a tiled terrace with a plunge pool on one side and a decked walkway through the ebony trees on the other. Each of the 4 spacious en suite bedrooms is individually styled with its own private veranda. This magnificent exclusive house is the perfect getaway for families or groups of friends seeking a private and personalised safari experience. Your designated guide will tailor each and every activity around your personal preferences and requirements. |
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Day and night drives are provided in open top vehicles, and walking safaris are led by a knowledgeable guide, and escorted by an armed National Park scout.
Seasonal boating can be enjoyed during the emerald season, from end December/January to around April, when you can explore the lagoons for enhanced game viewing and birding.
Village tours are also offered including trips to local schools, and you can also visit the Wildlife Education Centre, a charitable trust for the school children of the Luangwa Valley to teach them about wildlife and conservation.
Tribal Textiles is a perfect place to shop for unique locally produced hand-painted textiles which draw inspiration from the stunning Zambian wildlife and surroundings.
Luangwa House welcomes children above 7 years old and will adapt the safari to each family depending on the needs and interests of everyone in the group.
Seasonal boating can be enjoyed during the emerald season, from end December/January to around April, when you can explore the lagoons for enhanced game viewing and birding.
Village tours are also offered including trips to local schools, and you can also visit the Wildlife Education Centre, a charitable trust for the school children of the Luangwa Valley to teach them about wildlife and conservation.
Tribal Textiles is a perfect place to shop for unique locally produced hand-painted textiles which draw inspiration from the stunning Zambian wildlife and surroundings.
Luangwa House welcomes children above 7 years old and will adapt the safari to each family depending on the needs and interests of everyone in the group.
