Kasaka River Lodge - self catering
THE CLOSEST SELF CATERING TO THE PARK GATE IN LOWER ZAMBEZI
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ZAMBIAN RESIDENTS RATES (Resident rates will be charged ZMW ONLY)
INDIVUDUAL: USD50 per person per night
HALF/SHARED CAMP (4 x Tented chalets/8 beds) USD350 per night
FULL CAMP (8 x Tented chalets/16 beds) USD695 per night
HIPPO POD USD240 per night - 4 x pax
SADC RATES - NB. EXCLUDING 16% VAT
INDIVIDUAL USD50 per person per night
HALF/SHARED CAMP (4 x Tented chalets/8 beds) USD350 per night
FULL CAMP (8 x Tented chalets/16 beds) USD695 per night
HIPPO POD USD240 per night - 4 x pax
There is no electricity in camp at all (gas freezers and solar lights only)
Unfortunately Kasaka does not offer any activities - game drives etc. You may contact Mvuu Lodge info@mvuulodge.com for enquiries on vehicle/guide hire.
8 En-suite tented chalets - Kitchen has a gas freezer, gas stove, utensils, all linen on beds. (16 beds- please enquire for extra beds - max number of beds that can fit in a chalet is 3)
Hippo Pod House - 2 ensuite bedrooms with own little kitchen and swimming pool
Please note this is a self catering camp -there is no chef - there is kitchen help for cleaning vegetables and washing dishes - but do feel free to teach him your tricks.
The roads are very tricky in the rainy season 4 x 4 high clearance is a must
- all bookings minimum 2 nights
- minimum 3 nights applies to Easter, Heroes and Unity, Xmas & New Year.
KIDS RATES:
ages 6-11= USD30 per child
ages 5 years and under - free of charge if sharing with 2 paying adults
INTERNATIONAL - NB 16% VAT EXCLUDED
Individual rates $70 PPS
Shared / Half camp $490 - 4 TENTS/8BEDS
FULL CAMP (8 x Tented chalets/16 beds) USD980 per night
Hippo Pod (2 ensuite bedroom-4 guests) - $330
payable in USD cash or bank transfer from ABSA only or ZMW @ rate of the day
No guide accom/driver accom available they must be part of the group.
KIDS RATES
chalets have 2 beds in each and can take a third bed
ages 6-11= USD40 per child
ages 5 years and under - free of charge if sharing with 2 paying adults
WHAT TO BRING - All linen on beds and towels are provided – we do recommend bringing extra swimming towels. - Food - Drinks – including drinking water - Ice (or extra drinking water to make ice) - Insect repellent - Cleaning detergents – dishwashing liquid, dish cloths etc - Bath soap etc - Toilet paper - Charcoal, if you wish to use the braai/barbeque. Firewood will be provided. - Flask for hot water – recommended - Torch/flashlight – recommended Please remember Kasaka does not have ZESCO power supply – all lights are run off solar. There are charging ports available in the main dining area, however, you may wish to bring a portable battery charger/battery pack for charging your devices. All the freezers and stoves are run off gas, the gas is provided by Kasaka. There are no mosquito nets over the beds – however all of the windows have been mosquito gauzed. Please note there is limited cellphone network at Kasaka, please check with the camp staff for the areas of best signal.
if at any any point you increase number of rooms during your stay for any reason you will be required to pay an addtional room.
About Kasaka
Set in the Chiawa Game Management Area bordering the Lower Zambezi National Park is the Kasaka River Lodge. Kasaka offers a fantastic riverside location on the banks of the Zambezi River, directly across from the Mana Pools in Zimbabwe.
Hippo Pod family unit affords maximum privacy with stunning 270° views of the river. The tents are clustered on either side of main living and deck areas that are situated in the middle. Kasaka's outdoor, communal main and dining areas are at the heart of the camp and breathe that classic, nomad safari vibe. Set overlooking the beautiful Zambezi river, with the escarpment providing a dramatic backdrop, the view is truly stunning.
Activities at Kasaka River Lodge Kasaka is just four kilometers by road from the Lower Zambezi National Park. Game viewing or boat cruises. Kasaka it is all about relaxing. Fishing is also highly recommended, since the guides here are great fishermen. They love to assist you, or your children, catching an impressive Tiger Fish.
Lower Zambezi seasons
The Zambezi River becomes a gathering place for animals during the dry season, as they emerge from the high-temperature, bush areas. Best from April to November. If you are planning to catch big Tiger Fish: fishing peaks in September and October.
April to October - Dry season - The thick bush thins out and wildlife is easier to spot. Animals will gather around the river. Expect bright days and lots of sunshine.
November to March - Wet Season - A lush and green landscape. Spot some cute newborn animals. Birdwatching is at its best. The heat and humidity can be intense. Wildlife viewing can be more challenging. The flow of the Zambezi River is at its lowest.
NO Canoe trips are available
Boat transfer from Gwabi USD275 one way - max 6 pax (approx 2 hours) latest departure time 15h00.
Please see below for contact details for boat/game drive hire. Lazarus +260976762855 info@zungulilasafaris.com.