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Conservation Lower Zambezi
Tel: +260-977-193564
clz@iwayafrica.com
http://conservationlowerzambezi.net
The Conservation Lower Zambezi (CLZ) is an NGO
that helps protect the wildlife and habitat in the Low-
er Zambezi National Park (LZNP) and throughout
its surrounding Game Management Areas (GMAs).
The organization was jointly established and reg-
istered under the Zambia Societies Act in 1995, by
conservationists, safari tour operators and stake-
holders within the LZNP and Chiawa GMA in an
effort to supplement and complement the Zambia
Wildlife Authority (ZAWA). The organization exists
to ensure that the incredible natural wilderness and
wildlife that draw people from around the world, con-
tinues to endure for generations to come.
You never knowwhat youmight find canoeing on the Lower
Zambezi.
Elephant watching at Chongwe River Camp in the Lower Zambezi.
HOW TO GET THERE
You can drive into the National Park however it is still
rather difficult to navigate. The existing lodges and
canoe tour operators provide the best access to the
park. They all offer pick-ups from Lusaka, Chirundu,
or Kariba in Zimbabwe. The Chongwe River demar-
cates the western boundary of the park and can be
accessed from Chirundu along a rough road, cross-
ing the Kafue River by pontoon just beyond Gwabi
Lodge. There is a pontoon that crosses the Zambezi
from Luangwa Town to Kanyemba in Zimbabwe and
to Zumbo in Mozambique.
WHERE TO STAY
Ana Tree Lodge
Tel: +287-211-508250730
anatreelodge@zamnet.zm
(Located inside the National Park)
This lodge is located within the national park and has
5 raised en suite safari tents with private balconies.
Game often walks right through the camp and can
be enjoyed from the comfort of the lodge, on game
drives or walks. This is a great fishing spot as well.
Chiawa Camp
Tel: +260-211-261588 / Fax: +260-211-262683
info@chiawa.com
Chiawa Camp offers luxury tented, en suite ac-
commodation for up to 14 guests. Their speciality
is game-viewing by motorboat, by open vehicle in
the park, night drives, bush walks, canoeing, river