Camp Kuzuma is a remote safari camp in Botswana that borders Chobe National Park and Zimbabwe’s Hwange National Park and is one of the top safari lodges in this area. Located in an exceptional wilderness area consisting of vast open plains and a forests, it forms part of a busy wildlife corridor, ensuring amazing wildlife encounters. 
 

The seven well-appointed tents are incredibly spacious, boasting deep Victorian baths and king-sized beds draped in mosquito nets. With a true commitment to eco-tourism, this Chobe safari lodge is completely off the grid yet offers all the comforts guests may desire. Camp Kuzuma’s expert guides will astound you with their knowledge of the local fauna and flora as will the amount of wildlife to discover when journeying through the bush in an open-air safari vehicle.

Game Drives
Explore our 11,000 hectare private concession on an open Land Rover. Game drives take place in the early morning and late afternoon to take advantage of cooler weather and optimal animal activity, evening game drives allow guests to experience the bush at night and discover nocturnal animals. An expert guide ensure your wildlife experience will be something to remember.

Bird Watching
The Kazuma Plains are renowned for their prolific birdlife, making Camp Kuzuma perfect for twitchers. For enthusiasts, some 380 different African bird species are found in this region.

Spa Treatment (at additional charge)

Nothing quite beats a pampering session in the wild African bush and a soothing spa treatment at Camp Kuzuma is therefore something not to be missed. Enjoy a variety of luxurious treatments in the natural tranquillity of mother nature and experience the perfect spa and safari holiday.
 

Experience reflexology and aeomatherpay massages set in the magnificent natural surroundings. indulge yourself with some unique treatments and excellent game viewing at the same time.

Chobe River Cruise (Included in 2 night at Camp Kazuma)

Marvel at one of the highest concentrations of elephants on your Botswana safari and Chobe River cruise as these big grey beasts make their way down to the river. It is also the perfect time to observe rare antelopes like puku and lechwe along the water’s edge. In the water coming up close and personal to big pods of hippos and some of the biggest crocodiles in Africa is a given on a Chobe River cruise.
 

Avid birdwatchers can expect to see more than 400 species, with the African fish eagle, African skimmer, coppery-tailed coucal and long-toed lapwing just some of the standouts.