Exclusive Sendeka
Genuine wilderness destinations are becoming increasingly difficult to access and resort accommodation in the game areas of the Zambezi Valley is proving increasingly costly.
The setting for Sendeka River Camp is pristine, with panoramic views of the Zambezi, the lowland riverine, the Sendeka river and the Uzha Mountains. The immediate area attracts an exciting variety of game.
Sendeka River Camp is privately owned by Zambezia View, consisting of four large en suite tents with verandas and beautiful views that can sleep up to four people each. Staff quarters for six people, kitchen, storeroom and separate ablutions. A central bar/dining/entertainment area and a pool.
Zambezia View are offering an exclusive and unique opportunity to be part of the Sendeka experience.
Zambezia View
Your host, Hannes Wessels, has been involved in this region since the late 80’s and was one of the first operators to initiate a commercial venture in the Rufunsa area thanks to the support of the late Chief Mphuka and Chief Mburuma.
Hannes has always been drawn to the remoteness and rugged beauty of the area and now with the support of his family is able to offer you a unique opportunity to have exclusive access to one of the last true wildernesses in Africa.
Pristine
Wildlife
Animals that may be encountered on or near the property:
Elephant, Zebra, Bushbuck, Klipspringer,
Baboon, Duiker, Grysbok, Ververt monkey,
Simango monkey, Buffalo, Waterbuck,
Hippo, Crocodile, Lion, Leopard, Serval,
Genet, Impala, Civet cat, Porcupine,
Hyena, Kudu, Warthog
The vicinity boasts a splendid variety of bird life – some 350 species.
Remote
yet accessible
Sendeka is situated below the Mupata Gorge, 20 kilometres from the Luangwa confluence, within the Rufunsa Game Management Area which borders on the Lower Zambezi National Park.
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By road the drive is approximately 5 hours from Lusaka to the drop-off point near Kavalamanja Village. From there it is 20 minutes by boat.
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Twenty-minute air-transfer to Khulefu airstrip in the Lower Zambezi National Park. From there it is a one-hour boat-trip to camp through the Mupata Gorge. Depending on timing this can be an extremely enjoyable journey game-viewing and fishing en route.
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There is also an airstrip at Luangwa Boma but this is not always properly maintained.
Our vision, your opportunity
Sendeka River Camp is privately owned, boasting two kilometres of river frontage and is backed by a vast, largely unexplored wilderness area.
We believe this piece of Africa holds a very special kind of attraction and no small amount of hidden value.
Invited guests can view opportunities, whilst customers can access Camp options here >
