The camp consists of just six spacious safari tents, each well spaced under the shade of the huge acacia trees along the riverbank. The en-suite tents include luxury, detailed furnishings, flush toilets and alfresco hot bucket showers. A well serviced mess tent with a dining and seating area form part of this stylish camp, and delicious meals are either served here, or taken outside under the shade of a large tree. To ensure outstanding service the camp has a dedicated team including a chef, waiter and tent staff, as well as a highly qualified and experienced safari guide.The camp has a minimum stay of two nights for a minimum of two people and is the perfect combination to include with Kanga Camp to give you an overall experience of Mana Pools, both inland and riverside. Two night stays can be requested for larger groups of a minimum of ten people. There are just six safari tents, each well spaced under the shade of the large acacia and sausage trees of the river bank. The tents are twin bedded, with en-suite bathroom facilities that include flushing loos and hot bucket showers on request.

Zambezi Expeditions is equipped with a mess tent consisting of dining and eating areas, although for much of the year this is unnecessary as meals are taken outside and a sofa and comfortable chairs are set up under the shade of a large tree.The camp is serviced by a cracking team of staff including a chef, waiter and tent staff, as well as your highly qualified and experienced safari guide.There is a 12v lighting and charging facility for camera batteries.

The staff at Zambezi Expeditions are superb, particularly Kingsley the manager, Dophas the camp host and Cloud the guide. Not only do they seem to provide whatever you need with effortless ease, they are also excellent company at dinner. Cloud has a thorough knowledge of the area and its wild inhabitants: activities, whether canoeing, walking or game driving, are interesting and enjoyable.