“Where silence has depth, the river reveals hidden life, and the wild greets you like an old friend.”
Where two rivers unite, Zambia reveals its hidden beauty, vast, wild and alive. Carmine’s River Lodge rests within this wilderness, shaped by respect, restraint and care. Inspired by the Southern Carmine Bee-Eater (Merops nubicoides), this home lies beside the largest seasonal gathering of Bee-eaters in Zambia.
Set between South Luangwa National Park and the Nsefu Game Reserve. The South Luangwa Valley, often called the Valley of the Leopards,
lies at the southern edge of the Great Rift Valley, a landscape known for its biodiversity and enduring wildlife populations. It is also recognised as the birthplace of the African walking safari, a tradition that continues to define how this land is experienced today.
Set between South Luangwa National Park and the Nsefu Game Reserve. The South Luangwa Valley, often called the Valley of the Leopards,
lies at the southern edge of the Great Rift Valley, a landscape known for its biodiversity and enduring wildlife populations. It is also recognised as the birthplace of the African walking safari, a tradition that continues to define how this land is experienced today.
This is a landscape cared for with the same intention as it is experienced. Conservation is entwined into everyday life at Carmine’s River Lodge.
Luxury at Carmine’s River Lodge is defined by respect for the land, its wildlife, and its people.
The lodge features three private two bedroom villas designed for space, privacy, and quiet comfort, allowing guests to ease naturally into the rhythm of the Luangwa Valley. Intimate in scale and unhurried in spirit, the lodge offers a calm retreat where the sounds of the bush replace the distractions of the modern world.
Location:
13°04'52"S 31°49'56"E 5
050 km² / 5 623 mi²
South Luangwa Park
Contact:
Email:
enquiries@carminesriverlodge.com
Phone:
+260 570 236 402
