Nsefu Camp

Was a really lovely camp with excellent staff and game. The game in the camp was spectacular. The camp is a little dated and you only have WiFi in the lounge. The rooms themselves are a little dated with not really enough room, light or plug sockets no big deal....

Was a really lovely camp with excellent staff and game. The game in the camp was spectacular. The camp is a little dated and you only have WiFi in the lounge. The rooms themselves are a little dated with not really enough room, light or plug sockets no big deal. My only complaint was there was never enough food for lunch and dinner we were always hungry and could have eaten more. We were at the camp for 3 nights and then went on the bush camp where we complained about the amount of food and it was resolved. Would we go back to this camp? Good question as mentioned is a bit dated but the game was great so yes.

Second time with Robin Pope and third time in Zambia. Fulfilled all our expectations! First class staff providing a first class service. The camps were excellent from the accommodation, the food and the situation. Game viewing was excellent with very knowledgeable guides and scouts. Wonderful sightings of wild dogs!

Nsefu Camp is a true gem in South Luangwa! The staff is friendly and attentive, making you feel at home. Breathtaking view over the river at sunrise for breakfast, and the wildlife encounters on morning and evening safaris are unforgettable. Each meal was delicious and creatively prepared, especially dining under...

Nsefu Camp is a true gem in South Luangwa! The staff is friendly and attentive, making you feel at home. Breathtaking view over the river at sunrise for breakfast, and the wildlife encounters on morning and evening safaris are unforgettable. Each meal was delicious and creatively prepared, especially dining under the stars. If you're looking for an authentic safari experience with exceptional service, Nsefu Camp is a must-visit! Highly recommend!

Nsefu is an iconic camp - steeped in history and in a fantastic location - you would never tire of the view of the Luangwa river. Watching elephants cross has to be one of my favourite sights (of many!) from this trip. Whilst the rooms are smaller than some we...

Nsefu is an iconic camp - steeped in history and in a fantastic location - you would never tire of the view of the Luangwa river. Watching elephants cross has to be one of my favourite sights (of many!) from this trip. Whilst the rooms are smaller than some we have stayed in they are still a good size and the bathroom has ample storage space. Food was lovely and the Nsefu team looked after us so well, making us feel at home. We love the in mosquito net cooling system - just brilliant. Thank you Nsefu/RPS team for another memorable stay - we'll be back!

Nsefu camp was delightful it was like stepping back in time but with all modern facilities Willie our guide was exceptional, the staff at the camp were all amazing catering for my gluten free diet extremely well. Saw numerous leopards both night and day and had good visits to the...

Nsefu camp was delightful it was like stepping back in time but with all modern facilities Willie our guide was exceptional, the staff at the camp were all amazing catering for my gluten free diet extremely well. Saw numerous leopards both night and day and had good visits to the local wild dog pack, all in all a wonderful visit. Thank you very much, I’m sure we will be back very soon. ,

Nice safari drive from the River Camp.. Different rooms- 6 rondavels, a little smaller, with good river views. Very flexible in organising game drives. We are happy to see what we see, but we did see leopards on two different days; and a wild dog pack resting, as we munched...

Nice safari drive from the River Camp.. Different rooms- 6 rondavels, a little smaller, with good river views. Very flexible in organising game drives. We are happy to see what we see, but we did see leopards on two different days; and a wild dog pack resting, as we munched our picnic lunch. Well done Sebastian. Camp was closing , after us, for the rainy season….the kitchen ran out of one or two items… And on the way to Mfuwe airport, 2 lions ripping apart their overnight buffalo kill, as the vultures waited their turn . As we did…….

A trip across the Luangwa river on our way from river camp and a jeep safari brought us to another Robin Pope lodge. The lodge and rooms were located by a waterhole with its own hide and by the river. The rooms were good with outside shower rooms and inevitable...

A trip across the Luangwa river on our way from river camp and a jeep safari brought us to another Robin Pope lodge. The lodge and rooms were located by a waterhole with its own hide and by the river. The rooms were good with outside shower rooms and inevitable mosquito nets. The beds had the benefit of airflow air conditioning providing welcome relief at night from the sweltering temperatures. We were moved efficiently when one of the rooms air con was not working. Electricity supply was somewhat erratic despite onsite solar panels. The reception area was open with comfortable sofas and chairs and a magnificent view of the river and waterhole. and, of course, a bar. Meals were served outside at a large communal table which was very sociable. Breakfast was a mix of cereals, eggs, toast or porridge; lunch was quiches or tarts and dinner was a choice of mains etc. As the previous camp, the food was of a high standard and the service was excellent. There were various visitors through the camp at different times with wild dogs passing by and, whilst at dinner, a member of the local pride!!! The regular arrival of elephants at the waterhole provided great entertainment and some superb photo opportunities from the hide at very close quarters. The game viewing away from the lodge was excellent and we were fortunate to see leopard, wild dogs, a pride of lions and elephant enlarge numbers. The morning drives were better partially because it was cooler but also we weren't obviously restricted by the night quickly closing in.

Nsefu was the second stop in our trip to Zambia, planned before Covid and arranged by Tracey from African Travel resource. She listened to us and made sure the trip was what we wanted and she didn’t disappoint. Nsefu was our second camp in South Luangwa and was our touch...

Nsefu was the second stop in our trip to Zambia, planned before Covid and arranged by Tracey from African Travel resource. She listened to us and made sure the trip was what we wanted and she didn’t disappoint. Nsefu was our second camp in South Luangwa and was our touch of luxury in the trip. Very comfortable accommodation and great guiding. The whole ambience of the camp was relaxing with views over the river. Amazing food and great conversations round the Boma. Nine leopard sightings in three days was an amazing experience with one exciting encounter when a leopard was tracking along a gulley to approach some animals, no hunt but a real memory. This with the rest of the many animals was totally memorable. Thank you for the whole experience.