Potato Camp

Stunning. Potato Bush Camp is perfectly located in the heart of the 4,000 square kilometer Lower Zambezi National Park in southeastern Zambia. The camp is located on the banks of the 120-kilometer long Zambezi River and the World Heritage Site of Mana Pools (Zimbabwe) lies on the opposite shore.

Accommodats up to ten guests in three luxury Safari Tents and a two-bedroom Family Tent, each serviced by a personal butler and carefully positioned to maximize the river views.

Food & Drink

Restaurant, Room service, Bar, Breakfast in the room, BBQ facilities, Special diet menus (on request)

Pool and wellness

Outdoor pool

Outdoor pool (seasonal), Open-air bath, Plunge pool, Pool/beach towels
Transport Airport shuttle, Shuttle service (free), Airport shuttle (free)

Reception services

Express check-in/check-out, Safety deposit box, Private check-in/check-out

Common areas

Terrace, Sun terrace, Shared lounge/TV area

Cleaning services

Daily housekeeping

Miscellaneous

Non-smoking rooms, Family rooms, Non-smoking throughout, Air conditioning, Designated smoking area, 24-hour security, Security alarm, Smoke alarms, CCTV in common areas, CCTV outside property, Fire extinguishers TF

Game drives.

Game drives are the most successful way to see a good variety of wildlife, both large and small.

Night Drives

Night drives are the perfect way to experience the nocturnal animals, including the elusive Leopard, Genet, Civet, Porcupine and Giant Eagle Owl. The big cats tend to be more active at night and you may find yourself following lions on the hunt.

Canoeing

The Lower Zambezi is renowned for its spectacular canoeing. As one of the few privileged operators based inside the National Park, we are able to canoe guests down the most stunning section of the Zambezi River, the 14km long “Chifungulu Channel” starts just 100m downstream of the camp.

Boat Cruises

Potato Bush Camp operates scenic boat trips using 6 metrealuminium river cruisers. Designed for river systems, they are the perfect boat for the Zambezi River as sandbanks make navigation on the water very difficult.

Others include Fishing, Hiking, Tour or class about local culture.

Visiting more areas and witnessing the diversity of the Lower Zambezi National Park you can appreciate the unspoiled wilderness of Zambia.