Northern Zambia Region Accommodation

In Northern Zambia lies a large lake with water so blue and beaches so white that one could mistake it for the sea. Here, at Lake Bangweulu, lies a piece of paradise for relaxation and fishing, Bangweulu Bay Lodge.

Floriana Executive Lodge is situated in Solwezi, Zambia and was named after an Italian nun and missionary who spent much of her life working in Zambia.

Mazingo Hotel is located just two minutes away from Mpika's Central Business District and overlooks the Muchinga escarpment.

Bayama’s Lodge, Pub & Grill targets the market niche of personalized, high-quality accommodation and tourism services. Located in the heart of Mpika, you will find the right service you're looking for. Our spacious new restaurant offers traditional and international meals, as well as snacks.

In the centre of Katavi National Park lies the charming Katuma Bush Lodge that offers a riveting bush experience with breathtaking views over the vast plains of Katisunga. This lodge has been designed to blend in with its surroundings to avoid distraction from the beauty of Katavi.

Katavi National Park consists of a series of secret floodplains that open up in front of you as you arrive through their woodland fringes and is Tanzania's third largest and most remote National Park.

This park boasts an amazing biodiversity and prolific bird life. It is also well known for the bat migration, the largest mammal migration in the world. The park is very accessible throughout the year.

Wasa Lodge lies on the edge of Lake Wasa in the eastern half of Kasanka National Park just 12 km from the park entrance. The lodge offers a choice of eight chalets right on the waters edge.

Jongomero Camp is set under shady acacia trees on the banks of the seasonal Jongomero River in the remote south-western sector of Ruaha National Park. The only camp situated in this area of the park, you are ensured unmatched privacy. Eight tents overlook the dry Jongomero River bed.

Luwi Bush Camp is a seasonal bush camp that is open from 20 May to 31 October. It is nestled under huge mahogany trees on the banks of a permanent lagoon.

Wonderfully remote and peaceful, the site is a relaxed 3-hour bushwalk from Kaingo. Set on the banks of the Mwamba River, a tributary of the Luangwa, the camp enjoys shady views of perennial water-holes.

Located 40 km upstream from the main Mfuwe Gate and on the banks of an oxbow lagoon which retains a small amount of water all year, the lodge looks out onto open grassland. By day the plain is frequented by grazing mammals and by night it becomes a hunting ground for lions.