Flatdogs
Location: South Luangwa National Park
Welcome to your unforgettable wildlife safari at Flatdogs Camp! Flatdogs is the closest camp to the Mfuwe main gate of South Luangwa National Park.
Flatdogs camp provides an affordable, authentic bush gateway to the South Luangwa National Park – one of the last great wildlife wonders of the world. Flatdogs Camp welcomes every type of safari-goer to rest their head.
The South Luangwa National Park is a pristine wilderness in eastern Zambia and is part of the broader Luangwa Valley. The Valley is home to an astonishing diversity of life, including around 100 species of mammals, more than 400 bird species and over 2000 types of plants. Added to this, there is an amazing density of game, particularly along the riverine strip.
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The South Luangwa is one of the few parks in Africa to allow night drives, and the guides’ knowledge of animal behaviour really pays off after dark. Knowing where predators might hunt, which other predators might be around to take advantage, and how to ensure you don’t interfere with the normal behaviour of these animals is crucial to your enjoyment. All safari activities are led by a fully qualified guide, and include morning drives, night drives, and walking safaris. The professionalism and skills of guides are what get you to the best sightings with the fewest number of humans around.
Flatdogs Camp offers several unique accommodation options that blend into the beauty and tranquillity found on the banks of the Luangwa River. Step into this little piece of paradise and marvel at the natural world again.
Flatdogs prides itself on making this premier Zambian safari destination accessible to like-minded souls by offering affordable luxury accommodation.
CROCODILE NEST
Tented house with private pool, dining, and deck areas, creating an exclusive safari experience for families or groups of 4 to 6 people.
JACKALBERRY TREEHOUSE
Exciting open air two-bedroom treehouse overlooking a waterhole for 24/7 game viewing from the raised wooden decks. Ideal for adventurous families, honeymooners or two couples travelling together.
SAFARI TENTS
Ideal for couples or friends, we have 7 luxury tents, including a Honeymoon Tent and a Family Tent, all with full-sized beds and en-suite bathrooms. 3 classic tents are slightly smaller but still with full-sized beds and ensuites.
CHALETS
Perfect for couples, friends, and families on safari. Standard family chalets comfortably sleep 4-6 and the even more spacious Chalet 4 can comfortably accommodate 6-8 guests including children.
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