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About Nsofu Lodge
A Lower Zambezi Wilderness Experience
Nestled beneath indigenous riverine trees at the confluence of the Zambezi and Kafue Rivers, Nsofu Lodge offers a serene escape in nature. Thoughtfully designed for supreme relaxation, it features a range of accommodation options—from self-catering to full board—perfect for families and nature lovers.
Surrounded by birdsong and lush gardens, guests enjoy an infinity pool overlooking the Zambezi, a thrilling waterslide, and a wooden jungle gym for children. Nsofu’s unique location provides exclusive views of the rivers’ magnificent union. Wildlife such as elephants, buffalo, bushbuck, and vibrant birdlife frequent the area, creating an unforgettable connection with nature. At Nsofu, every moment invites peace, discovery, and the beauty of Zambia’s untamed wilderness.
Our Accommodation
Family Villa
- Air-Conditioning
- 76 " Flat Screen TV
- Equipped Kitchen
- Fridge
- Seating
- Barbeque area
Chalets
- Air-Conditioning
- Outdoor Kitchenette
- Fridge
- Seating
- Barbeque area
Fisherman’s Cabin
- Air-Conditioning
- Thatched Roofs
- Fridge
- Seating
- Kettle
Family Chalet
- Air-Conditioning
- Lounge Area
- Equipped Kitchen
- Fridge
- Seating
- Barbeque area
Explore the Zambezi River
Here’s what we know about the Zambezi River.
Stretching for an incredible 3,540 kilometres, the Zambezi River is the longest east flowing river in Africa. Along the Mighty Zambezi River are several waterfalls including the Victoria Falls – one of Africa’s most popular attractions and a Natural Wonder of the World.
The Zambezi River is home to the magnificent crocodiles, hippopotamus and the domineering elephants, lions and buffalo who are part of Africa’s Big 5. The Zambezi River attracts more than 400 bird species making it the perfect place to spot a rare pelican, egret or African fish eagle.
Explore the Kafue River
Here’s what we know about the Kafue River.
The Kafue River starts as a trickle from the marshy dumbos of Zambia in the north-west part of Chingola. As a major tributary of the Zambezi River, Kafue River boasts of the same power, influence and beauty.
Flowing for 960 km, the Kafue River hosts the Kafue National Park, is used for irrigation and hydroelectric power production at the Kafue Gorge Power Station before it joins the Zambezi River at Nsofu.
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