Chikoko Trails Camps, South Luangwa National Park

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Chikoko Trails Camps, South Luangwa National Park

Follow in his footsteps as you are guided through the maze of animal footpaths.
CHIKOKO TRAILS CAMPS, SOUTH LUANGWA NATIONAL PARK

BUILT WITHIN EBONY FORESTS

A rustic little camp in the north of the South Luangwa, Chikoko Trails Camps has earned a reputation for its unparalleled walking safaris.

With no roads or vehicles in sight, Chikoko is a true walking camp nestled in among ebony trees on the edge of an extensive lagoon. Simple yet beautifully designed using reeds, wood and thatch, the accommodation comprises just three chalets raised on stilts to sit level with the surrounding tree canopy.

Chikoko Trails Camps, South Luangwa National Park

Hammocks and cushions invite an afternoon siesta, while delicious meals are prepared from the simplest of bush kitchens.

Often combined with its sister properties Big Lagoon and Tafika Camp, a stay at Chikoko is a chance to experience the African bush at its most adventurous and authentic. The wildlife in the area is superb – think elusive leopards and rare roan antelopes – and walking safaris are the only activity. Walks are conducted at a leisurely pace and in the company of some of the finest guides Africa has to offer. David Livingstone is said to have visited the area, and you’ll be able to follow in his footsteps as you are guided through the maze of animal footpaths.

Chikoko Trails Camps, South Luangwa National Park
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CHIKOKO TRAILS CAMPS

Chikoko Trails Camps, at a glance

  • Walking-only satellite bush camp in the South Luangwa National Park
  • Forms part of a remote, wildlife-rich walking trail with Big Lagoon and Tafika Camp
  • Built within ebony forests on the edge of the Big lagoon – providing great in-camp game viewing
  • Accommodation comprises three raised chalets with reed shelving, solar lamps and colourful textile throws
  • Ensuite bathrooms feature flushing toilets, a basin and heated water in the evenings
  • Relaxed communal spaces include a bar, lounge and dining area
  • Tasty meals are created with the help of an open fire and earth oven

For leisure and pleasure

  • Immersive walking safaris in the company of excellent guides, armed scouts and tea bearers
  • Maximum of six people per walk
  • Walks last between 3 to 4 hours across flat but often uneven terrain
  • Wonderful opportunity to follow and learn how to distinguish between different animal tracks
  • Diverse game and birdwatching
  • Plenty of hammocks, comfy chairs and cushions to sink into
  • Located near David Livingstone’s river crossing – Perekani
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