Mukambi Safaris is promoting its three-camp portfolio in Zambia’s Kafue National Park, offering travel advisors a circuit-style safari that showcases the region’s diverse ecosystems within a single itinerary.
The collection spans riverfront, woodland and floodplain environments, allowing for more varied, experience-led journeys in one of Southern Africa’s largest and least visited parks.
Three camps showcase diverse landscapes
Mukambi Safari Lodge, open year-round, anchors the portfolio as the gateway to Kafue, set along the Kafue River and offering a mix of game drives, boat cruises and walking safaris.
Fig Tree Bush Camp, operating from May to November, provides a more intimate woodland experience, with elevated tents overlooking the Shishamba River and surrounding plains.
Busanga Plains Camp, open from July to October, is located within the Busanga floodplains, a key wildlife area known for its predator activity and seasonal wetlands.
Kafue builds appeal as low-density destination
As demand grows for less crowded safari experiences, Kafue National Park is gaining traction among repeat Africa travellers seeking more remote alternatives.
Its size and ecological diversity support a wide range of wildlife encounters, while lower visitor numbers enhance the sense of exclusivity.
Operators such as Mukambi are leveraging this positioning by offering multi-camp itineraries that encourage deeper exploration of the park.
Multi-camp itineraries support longer stays
For travel advisors, the ability to combine three distinct camps within one portfolio simplifies logistics while delivering a more comprehensive safari experience.
Seasonal opening patterns across the camps also provide flexibility when planning itineraries, particularly around the peak Busanga Plains season.
With Zambia continuing to emerge as a high-value safari destination, circuit-based offerings such as Mukambi Safaris present strong opportunities for building differentiated, longer-stay itineraries.
