Before you book your trip to Luambe, find out about Zambian travel requirements below.
2. What flights are available to Zambia? Emirates via Dubai, Ethiopian Airlines, Airlink, Kenya Airways and Air Tanzania.
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Do you want to experience the Luanwgwa for less?
Then come and visit Luambe! Luambe National Park lies between North and South Luangwa and holds the potential to have the highest mammal biomass per square kilometre of all the parks in Zambia and Luambe Conservation Project was formed to see it reach this goal! We would love you to join us for a safari and even come and take part in our various conservation focused activities!
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Written by: Mario Voss
In 2018 we were lucky enough to follow ‘our’ pack of wild dogs multiple times while they were resting, playing, hunting etc. The pack was formed during 2018, after its members dispersed from other packs in the Luangwa, and consists of nine males and one female.
We keep monitoring them from the air during the rains and hope they don’t move too far away so that we can hopefully spend more time with them in 2019. Fingers crossed!
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We have come to the end of another busy and exciting season at Luambe Camp this year with so many highlights, some incredible sightings as well as great feedback from our guests!
Our second full season at Luambe only has 40 days left before it’s over and we have had an incredibly busy year. Here are a selection of some of the special sightings we have enjoyed so far:
Our June month started well with wild dogs and good buffalo herds seen on Chipuka Plains and the elephant herds and markedly more relaxed than even what we experienced last year and are being seen regularly. The dogs were seen again in August back on the plains and our waterhole behind camp still has the local leopards visiting regularly. Ed Selfe’s photographic trip recently captured some beautiful shots of a Pels Fishing Owl as well as some excellent carmine bee-eater sightings. “Carmine Coffee” is now underway and you really don’t want to miss out on this absolutely unique experience!
Luambe Camp had it’s first season last year with upgraded facilities and new management and by all accounts it was a very successful start with some amazing wildlife sightings! We are looking forward to another fantastic year, sharing this beautiful piece of Africa with our guests and continuing to work towards conserving the area.
We are extremely excited to announce that Luambe National Park has recently achieved a conservation milestone as we have become the most carbon neutral National Park in the WORLD! This is something we are are very proud to be able to achieve as we continue to strive to conserve this little piece of Africa.
Two guests recently returned from Luambe with some wonderful feedback and stunning photos taken whilst they were there. This is what they had to say:
“Luambe is a beautiful camp, totally in keeping with the surroundings with excellent, professional but friendly staff. We were extremely happy to see wild-dogs, giraffes, a long leopard sighting, several elephants, hippos, impala, puku, warthogs and lots of birds. All in all, we had an excellent family trip and we would certainly return.” – Ed Selfe
“We recommend all lovers of wild African bush to visit this beautiful camp.”
-Hanne and Soren – Denmark
With a such fantastic start to the season we wondered if the wildlife would continue to “wow” both the guests and the Luambe Camp team…. we have not been disappointed!
“We were only at camp for a very short time, but we managed to get a feel for the warm and relaxing atmosphere in camp. The staff are very nice and the style and nature of the camp is wonderful.”
– Jess Salmon from Flatdogs Camp
We are absolutely thrilled to open our new camp and welcome the first visitors to Luambe Camp. It has been a fantastic start to the season with some enthusiastic guests, wonderful sightings and welcoming staff. We kicked off the season with our very first guests who arrived mid-June and were treated to a 2 metre long python and leopard sighting on the first evening drive!