Anantara Tented Camp Kafue River

Head on a wildlife safari and explore the landscapes surrounding Kafue National Park during your stay. One of Africa’s largest national parks, Kafue is home to elephants, lions, leopards, hippos, antelope species and a wide range of birdlife found across grasslands, floodplains and woodland areas. Game drives usually take place during early morning and late afternoon hours, when animal activity is often higher across the park.

Experienced safari guides track wildlife movements and share information about the region’s ecosystems, seasonal changes and conservation efforts throughout the drive. Depending on conditions and sightings, excursions may also include stops along the Kafue River or quieter sections of the park.

Join a guided yoga session and practise outdoors beside the Kafue River or within the camp surroundings. Sessions are designed for different experience levels, whether you already practise regularly or are trying yoga for the first time. Morning classes are especially popular before safari activities begin, while evening sessions offer a slower pace after time spent exploring the park.

Instructors guide you through stretching, breathing and movement exercises suited to the setting and schedule of the camp. Depending on the location, you’ll hear birdlife and wildlife activity nearby while practising. Private sessions can also be arranged, with mats and equipment provided directly through the camp.

Board a guided river cruise and explore the waterways surrounding Kafue National Park. Travelling by boat offers a different perspective of the park, with opportunities to spot wildlife gathering along the riverbanks. Depending on conditions and the season, you’ll see hippos, crocodiles, elephants and a wide range of birdlife moving through the surrounding floodplains and woodland areas.

Experienced guides lead the excursions and share information about animal behaviour, local ecosystems and seasonal changes within the park. Cruises take place during early morning or late afternoon when wildlife activity is often higher along the water. Outings may include refreshments served onboard while travelling through quieter stretches of the Kafue River.