Jacana Camp has only 5 meru-style tents accommodating a maximum of eight guests. Each tent is on a wooden deck overlooking the floodplains and has an en suite bathroom with flush toilet and shower. The main dining area is on the top floor of an elevated wooden deck between two magnificent sycamore figs and surrounded by dense wild date palms. Downstairs, there is a coy pub and lounge with an area for an open fire under the stars.

Accommodations are in huge 20ft. x 11ft. (6.3m x 3.5m) classic walk-in Meru-style tents. The tents are designed to recreate the accommodation style of the early explorers, with richly colored teak director chairs and simplistic camp features. Separate bedside tables with 12v reading lamps, canvas and wood wardrobes, bathrobes, comfortable beds, flushing toilets and mirrors are provided. Full en-suite separate toilet and shower areas are part of the main structure.

The camp is set within the shade of leadwood and russet bushwillow trees. Open floodplains and woodlands spread out in front. Activities concentrate on nature walks and canoeing, providing a superb view from the canoe of big game coming to the water's edge to drink. Game drives (by day and night) are possible and often reveal sightings of the rare roan and stately sable antelopes, in addition to an array of other general game species. Seasonally, "catch and release" fishing is offered as an alternative activity.

The first afternoon activity concentrates on exposure to different plains game, such as roan and sable antelope and their predators, the lion and leopard – with the endangered wild dog as an incredible bonus. Return to your luxury camp with drinks around the fire and dinner.

Activities over these three days will include game drives in the private northern sector of the Linyanti Concession. You’ll explore a range of habitats, from riverbanks to scrub and forest, which reveal a myriad of game en route to slake their thirst from the river. The seldom seen sitatunga can also be spotted in the waterways. After your morning game drive on day 9, you’ll stop at a private deck for lunch, then have time for a siesta in hammocks. In the afternoon you’ll canoe on the Linyanti River for an amazing close-up view of the elephant herds - all before taking an evening drive back to camp.

Toka Leya Camp is hidden on the banks of the Zambezi in the western sector of the Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, about 8 miles upstream from Victoria Falls. The camp has 12 spacious en-suite safari-style tents and there are wooden walkways that snake between the units and main area, Tent interiors boast cool wooden flooring, tasteful, uncluttered African décor in earthy hues, climate-control and expansive wooden decks overlooking the Zambezi. often to the sights and sounds of birds, elephant and grunting pods of hippo. The islands in front of camp are intriguing and form part of the braided channel of the Zambezi River with several rapids, a main channel and dense vegetation.

The camp's dining, lounge and bar areas offer ample space for relaxation and are complemented by an infinity pool, with meals served on the sundeck, the pool deck and dining room all overlooking the Zambezi. The novel pizza oven is a great hit with our younger visitors! A curio shop exhibits a fine selection of local crafts.