Camp Kazuma

Camp Kuzuma is a remote safari camp located in Botswana’s Chobe Enclave, bordering Chobe National Park and Zimbabwe. Renowned as one of the top safari lodges in the region, the camp is set within an exceptional wilderness of vast open plains and Mopane forests. This area forms part of a vital wildlife corridor linking Chobe National Park in Botswana with Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe, ensuring outstanding and diverse wildlife encounters throughout the year.

The camp features seven exceptionally spacious and well-appointed luxury tented suites, each thoughtfully designed to blend comfort with wilderness charm. The suites boast king-sized beds draped in mosquito nets, deep Victorian-style baths, and elegant safari-inspired décor that creates a romantic and nostalgic atmosphere. Positioned beneath a canopy of Mopane trees, each open-plan suite offers absolute privacy while overlooking the surrounding bushveld. Private sun decks and ensuite canvas bathrooms include high-back Victorian baths, double basins, double indoor showers, and an outdoor shower for a truly immersive safari experience.

Camp Kuzuma is deeply committed to eco-tourism and sustainability. Operating completely off the grid, the camp is powered by 100% renewable solar energy. While air-conditioning is available, it is used selectively to conserve energy and minimize the camp’s carbon footprint, ensuring a light environmental impact without compromising guest comfort.

Guided by highly experienced and knowledgeable guides, guests explore the surrounding wilderness in open-air safari vehicles, discovering an abundance of wildlife and learning about the rich local fauna and flora. Additional camp facilities enhance the safari experience and include a tranquil spa, an eco-friendly swimming pool, and a waterhole that attracts wildlife directly to camp.