Accommodation in Zambia: Sausage Tree Camp

Lunch at Sausage Tree Camp
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Our Rating: Deluxe
Sausage Tree Camp
The Lower Zambezi National Park
Sausage Tree Camp has a lovely situation overlooking the Zambezi's floodplains and grassy islands.
There are often buffalo grazing on the islands and crocodiles in the sandy channels. The camp is situated on a high sandy bank in which bee-eaters often nest. It's a luxurious camp in a fabulously wild location.
Sausage Tree has seven stylish tents under mahogany and sausage trees. Open on one side, the tents have polished stone floors, large beds with wonderfully comfy mattresses, antique telephones (the network extends as far as the bar) and open air bathrooms where you can view the river from your shower.
Each guest room has 24 hour power for the lights and overheads fans and powerpoints for charging camera batteries. In the main lodge there is an airy living room with lots of books and dining room where exquisite meals are prepared.
Activities at Sausage Tree are incredibly varied. You can enjoy boat trips on the river, game drives, guided walks and fishing. A particular highlight is a morning canoe trip down the gorgeous channel adjacent to the camp, dodging hippo as you go.
The camp is situated in the heart of the park and is surrounded by some particularly pretty game loops. There is now a full-time massage therapist on site who offers guests a range of locally payable treatments including aromatherapy, reflexology, shiatsu and hot stone therapy massage.
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