Kafue Camps & Safaris Ltd. was created in 2006 to meet the safari needs of visitors wishing for an excellent wildlife safari experience whilst also maintaining ethical principles.  These ethical principles include both the employment of people from the surrounding areas of The Kafue National Park as well caring for the environment and wildlife in the Park.   We are a majority Zambian owned company, so revenue is ploughed back into the country. Our staff and directors have many years' experience in the Kafue and in the wildlife safari business. We aim to empower our employees to reach their full potential and train them to the best International standards, whilst retaining uniquely Zambian feel to your stay.  We offer a friendly, professional service with a difference, which we hope you will always remember. Pippa Turner, Patrick Moyo, Musonda Mbalazi   & team 

The Kafue is one of the world’s largest game sanctuaries, about the size of Wales. It is well known for it’s extremely diverse variety of terrain, wildlife and birds - probably only second to Serengeti - and is still fairly unexplored to this day.  Four of the Big Five are here, plus Cheetah and Wild Dog, as well as over 450 species of birds. You are unlikely to see many other people or vehicles which gives a sensation of having a private safari.  The animals are sometimes more timid than in other more commercialized parks, but this makes your sightings all the more special.  

We are located about 8 kilometres from the tar road, just east of the Kafue Hook Bridge. Our location means we can meet the needs of both International and local visitors whether they have transport of not. 

Mayukuyku is on the southern edge of the Northern sector of the Park. It is ideally located to access both the North and South Kafue to such places as The Busanga or Nanzhila Plains.  

Mayukuyuku is the ideal place to break a journey if travelling Westwards to the Barotse Plains, Liuwa National Park, or the famous Kuomboka Ceremony near Mongu.

Mayukuyuku Camp is  located on the banks of the Kafue River in a location that is probably one of the most picturesque spots in the whole park.  A prime site within the Kafue National Park. 

The camp is just 250 km from the capital city of Lusaka, an easy four hour drive. We are open and accessible twelve months of the year.