Old Mondoro Bush Camp has a most beautiful setting in a grove of Acacia trees on the banks of the Zambezi River in the Lower Zambezi National Park some 10km downstream from Jeki Airstrip, near the Chakwenga River confluence.

Overlooking a maze of hippo-inhabited islands and channels, the Park is characterised by vast flood plains and open woodland, an ideal location for elephants to wallow, buffalo to graze and home to a wide variety of bird species. This is very different from the rest of the Park, which is on higher ground characterised by thicker bush and large inland lagoons.

The camp has 4 bush chalets with en-suite facilities, flushing toilets, canvas bucket showers and there are paraffin lanterns for lighting. Appropriately constructed of canvas and natural materials, the camp has an open and more adventurous feel yet offers personalized service, and provides a comfortable retreat after a days activities.

Accommodating only eight guests and of traditional design, Old Mondoro is somewhat reminiscent of the mobile camps of East Africa, rebuilt from scratch and then dismantled each safari season.

The Main Tent, which serves as a lounge and dining area, rests under a Winter Thorn tree and next to a Sausage Tree overlooking the Zambezi. A traditional bush kitchen supplies outstanding meals and fresh bread baked daily from a homemade oven. The entire experience is unpretentious and uncomplicated, but promises a unique safari that gives guests the best bush experience possible.