The South Luangwa National Park is a rich, bountiful landscape at the end of the Great Rift Valley. It provides sanctuary for an impressive variety of birds and mammals; is renowned for its leopards, and is home to possibly the world’s largest concentration of Nile crocodiles. But you’ll never forget your first look at a lion.

The sheer size of the beasts, their regal bearing, piercing pale yellow eyes, and their deep primeval roaring at dawn leave you with the indelible impression of a place where the world is still wild, a place not yet tamed, indeed, a place that should not be tamed.
This is the real Africa.

Lion Camp is located deep inside Zambia’s South Luangwa National Park, a 3,500 square mile (9,050 square kilometer) wilderness first explored by Stanley and Livingstone some 150 years ago. It is here you will find the perfect blend of safari elegance, hospitality and premier game-viewing opportunities.

For more information, see our Safari Activities section or email us at info@lioncamp.com