Two thatched-roof huts among trees near a sandy riverbank under a partly cloudy sky.

Time + Tide Nsolo

Time + Tide Nsolo Camp lies deep in Zambia’s South Luangwa National Park – a retreat for travellers who see true luxury in the experience itself. With only a handful of chalets along the Luwi River, wildlife is always close: elephants wandering past, antelopes grazing, and birds hovering over the water. Evenings bring the sound of lions calling in the distance, while mornings invite you to step out on walking safaris or game drives. For anyone seeking a Zambia safari that feels intimate and authentic, Nsolo is a remarkable choice.

Details

  • Country

    Zambia

  • Location

    South Luangwa National Park

  • Price

    from 790 € per person/ night

  • Best time to travel

    June - October

Rooms

The five open-fronted chalets are simple yet inviting, blending natural materials with thoughtful design. Large beds, outdoor showers and private decks make them welcoming sanctuaries between safari adventures. By day, you can watch the riverbed come alive with birds; at night, the sounds of the bush lull you to sleep. On a Zambia journey, these chalets offer just the right mix of simplicity and comfort.

A cozy tent room with a bed, a small table, and an open veranda overlooking a river at sunset.
An outdoor shower area with a wooden countertop, bottles, a sink, and a large tree in a natural setting with bamboo fencing.
A rustic bathroom inside a treehouse with bamboo walls, wooden flooring, and a thatched roof, featuring a tree growing through the center.

Culinary

Meals at Nsolo celebrate Zambia’s flavours while drawing inspiration from around the world. Fresh ingredients and creative recipes are paired with the magic of the setting – often enjoyed outdoors, by the fire or beneath the stars. On your Zambia safari, each dinner becomes more than a meal; it’s a moment where fine cuisine and wilderness meet.

A dinner setup with chairs and a table in a dry riverbed with leafless trees and lush greenery in the background.
An outdoor dining area under large trees with a table and chairs set up on sandy ground at a camp.
People enjoying breakfast at Nsolo Camp during sunrise or sunset, with tables set outdoors under large trees in a natural setting.

Activities

South Luangwa is the birthplace of the walking safari, and Nsolo is among the best bases to experience it. Guided walks reveal the hidden details of the bush, from lion tracks in the sand to wild dogs nearby. Day and night game drives add encounters with elephants, hippos and leopards, while the camp’s famous Sleepout under the stars is pure adventure. For those seeking a truly immersive Zambia safari, the options are endless.

A group of five people, including two children, are on a walking safari in a grassy field during sunset. They are dressed in light clothing and hats, with two of them carrying cameras or binoculars.
A leopard resting in dry grass on a walking safari in Luwi Camp.
A couple enjoys a walking safari in a safari vehicle with binoculars, with a woman smiling as they observe the landscape.

Location

Set along the seasonal Luwi River, Nsolo enjoys a remote position in South Luangwa National Park. The area is renowned for its lion prides and wild dog packs, ensuring action-filled sightings. The camp is reached in about two hours from Mfuwe International Airport, with the transfer already offering safari moments. Combined with other Time + Tide camps, Nsolo is an essential stop on walking safaris that showcase Zambia at its most wild.

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