Kafunta River Lodge
A classic Zambian lodge set on the serene floodplains of the Luangwa River
Kafunta River Lodge
Kafunta River Lodge is an ideal choice for families seeking a memorable Zambian safari away from the crowds.
Overlooking the wildlife-rich floodplains of the Luangwa River, the lodge offers both luxury and adventure in a family-friendly atmosphere. With eight spacious chalets and two luxury suites, families can enjoy private verandas with breathtaking views, perfect for spotting elephants, hippos, and other wildlife making their way to the nearby river.
For larger groups, the Sunset House provides an exclusive retreat with three ensuite bedrooms, a private pool, and a dedicated chef and butler, ensuring an all-inclusive experience tailored to your family’s needs.
Exciting activities await, from game drives and bush walks to cultural visits in nearby Mfuwe village. The lodge’s pontoon offers direct access to South Luangwa National Park, where families can enjoy game drives or guided walks led by highly knowledgeable guides. A visit to the Chipembele Wildlife Educational Center or the village’s Project Luangwa is a great opportunity for little ones to learn about local education initiatives.
After a day of adventure, relax in the lodge’s infinity pool or natural spring hot tub while taking in the spectacular surroundings. For families seeking an exceptional safari experience, Kafunta River Lodge offers the perfect combination of relaxation, wildlife, and personalised service.
Coral Tree luxury rating
Number of rooms
10
Location
South Luangwa National Park
Child Policy
Children of all ages
Why we love it
‘Kafunta River Lodge is located near the Luangwa River, in a game-rich area away from the busier area near the park's Mfuwe gate’
Key Highlights & Amenities
- Conveniently located just 5 minutes from the gate of the Luangwa National Park
- Infinity pool and the only natural hot spring tub in the Luangwa Valley
- Private access to the national park via a river-crossing pontoon
- Spot the region’s abundant birdlife from the camp’s hide