Kapinga Bushcamp

Kapinga Bushcamp is situated In the north west sector of the Kafue National Park in the heart of the Busanga Plains. Between June and October, the water levels on the flood plains reduce, leaving this wild remote area relatively dry and home to a diverse variety of mammals and birds.

Kapinga Bushcamp is a luxurious tented camp and has very comfortable accommodations consisting of three spacious safari tents. These large walk-in, Meru-style tents have adjoining bathrooms and are set on a raised platform with spectacular views over the Busanga Plains.

Activities at Kapinga Bushcamp include vehicle-based game drives and guided bush walks. There are regular lion and cheetah sightings in the area, and many quite rare species are common here including defassa waterbuck, puku, oribi, roan and Lichtenstein's hartebeest. The bird-life is also abundant in this floodplain area; storks, herons, wattled crane, and various pelicans are common.