The Camp and Its Setting

 

Dulini Anabezi is located on the eastern edge of Zambia’s Lower Zambezi National Park, far from the beaten path. Elevated wooden walkways link twelve luxury tented suites to the camp’s main decks, weaving gently through an Ana tree forest where wildlife roams freely.

 

 

From the moment you arrive, the camp’s natural integration with its surroundings becomes clear. Built to blend with, not disrupt the land, it sits gently on the landscape, offering unobstructed views of the Zambezi River, the Mushika floodplain, and the wildlife-rich terrain beyond.

 

Wildlife Encounters in Camp

 

One of Anabezi’s most treasured aspects is how seamlessly wildlife becomes part of daily life. Elephants often wander past the plunge pools, warthogs graze outside tents, and even lions and leopards are known to pass through camp.

 

 

Both the Zambezi and Mushika decks , each with their own swimming pool and lounge space, offer the chance to witness extraordinary moments without leaving the comfort of camp. This quiet coexistence with wildlife sets the tone for a stay that’s as thrilling as it is grounding.

 

Signature Safari Experiences

 

From thrilling game drives to tranquil river safaris, Dulini Anabezi offers a full spectrum of experiences:

 

Day & Night Game Drives

 

Explore exclusive corners of the park, often with no other vehicles in sight. Leopards, painted dogs, lion prides, and buffalo herds are just part of the daily rhythm.

 

 

Walking Safaris

 

Led by expert guides and wildlife officers, walks delve into the details, footprints, insects, plants, giving guests a deeper connection to the bush.

River Cruises & Canoeing

 

Drift past sunbathing hippos and drinking elephants with a sundowner in hand, or paddle peacefully along winding channels with expert guides.

Birding & Photographic Safaris

 

With over 400 bird species and low tourist traffic, it’s a dream for both casual birders and serious wildlife photographers.

Catch-and-Release Fishing

 

Try your hand at landing the elusive tigerfish, guided by seasoned coxswains who know the river’s every curve.

 

Conservation with Heart

 

Dulini Anabezi goes beyond offering a safari, it’s a vital player in protecting the Lower Zambezi’s ecosystems. The camp supports both Zambezi Wildlife Trust and Conservation Lower Zambezi (CLZ), contributing to anti-poaching patrols, education programs, and community-driven conservation.

Initiatives like the Zambezi Harvest support local farmers by sourcing produce sustainably, while solar-powered infrastructure and reusable water bottles reflect a deep commitment to reducing impact.

 

Design, Comfort & Sustainability

 

Each of the twelve luxury tented suites is a blend of modern comfort and wilderness immersion. Raised on stilts and spaced for privacy, the suites offer:

Private plunge pools overlooking the river or floodplain

Indoor bathrooms with Victorian-style soaking tubs

Outdoor showers and eco-luxe amenities

24-hour solar-powered electricity and Wi-Fi

Mini-bar, coffee station, yoga mats, plush robes, and daily laundry

 

 

The family tent combines two connected suites with a shared deck and pool, ideal for group getaways.

Despite the luxury, Anabezi remains deeply sustainable, running on 90% solar power, avoiding permanent structures, and operating in harmony with the landscape.

 

Getting There

 

Dulini Anabezi is a 40-minute flight from Lusaka to Jeki Airstrip, followed by a scenic 40-minute drive or an extended safari transfer to camp. Charter flights can land closer at Kulefu Airstrip, just 10 minutes from camp.

Connections are also available from Mfuwe (South Luangwa) or other camps in Lower Zambezi via boat or aircraft.

 

Final Thoughts

 

Dulini Anabezi is more than a luxury safari destination, it’s a soulful retreat, where the wild feels intimate and the pace of nature gently restores. For travelers seeking rare wildlife, sustainability, and solitude, this is a sanctuary carved from the heart of Africa.

 

 

Even from afar, Anabezi inspires. Its commitment to conservation, local communities, and immersive design sets a benchmark for authentic African hospitality.