Maplazini/Collection/Camp Kuzuma
Maplazini Collection · Botswana
Camp Kuzuma
Elephant corridor waterhole · Rim-flow pool · Private concession
Overview
Camp Kuzuma, Chobe Region
Camp Kuzuma is a private wilderness lodge set within the Kazuma Forest Reserve in Botswana's Chobe region, on a 20,000-hectare concession that forms part of one of Africa's busiest elephant corridors, linking Chobe National Park with Zimbabwe's Hwange National Park.
Seven spacious tented suites are raised on wooden walkways beneath a canopy of mopane trees, each with a king bed, mosquito netting and an en-suite bathroom with a Victorian-style bath and indoor and outdoor showers. The main area's rim-flow pool and firepit deck look directly over a floodlit waterhole that draws elephant throughout the day and night, with morning and afternoon game drives, guided walks, birdwatching and a bush spa rounding out days at camp.
Gallery
A look at Camp Kuzuma.
Rates & terms
Indicative rates.
Indicative rates are from US$540 per person, per night, sharing. Final availability, pricing and stay-specific terms are confirmed by Maplazini in writing once travel dates and itinerary details are established.
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Every enquiry through the Maplazini Collection is coordinated by a real point of contact, from availability and rates to transfers, whether it is one night at Camp Kuzuma or a multi-country itinerary.
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