Dulini Anabezi
MODERN COMFORT AND AUTHENTIC AFRICAN LUXURY
Modern comfort and authentic African luxury come together at Dulini Anabezi in one of Africa’s finest game viewing destinations. Renew your love affair with nature in one of our twelves tented suites, complete with either king or twin beds, overlooking the Zambezi River, Zambezi Floodplain or Kulefu Channel. Each tent features an indoor ensuite bathroom with Victorian style soaking bathtub, and an outdoor bathroom complete with outdoor shower.
DULINI ANABEZI, LOWER ZAMBEZI NATIONAL PARK, ZAMBIA
Your Oasis
COOL OFF IN YOUR PRIVATE PLUNGE POOL, THEN TAKE A MOMENT TO RELAX ON YOUR VIEWING DECK WHILE WATCHING BUFFALO GRAZE AND ELEPHANTS BATHE IN THE RIVERK IS THE HEART OF ANABEZI, HOSTING THE MAIN DINING AREA, HIGH TEA AND SERVING AS THE MEETING POINT FOR ALL ACTIVITIES
All rooms are connected to the camp’s main areas by a raised wooden boardwalk and designed for maximum privacy, creating a personal haven amidst the Zambian wilderness. Our family tent features two connected rooms, one king with en suite bathroom and outdoor bathroom, and one twin room with private bathroom, both of which share the same viewing deck and plunge pool.
Zambezi Deck
ZAMBEZI DECK IS THE HEART OF ANABEZI, HOSTING THE MAIN DINING AREA, HIGH TEA AND SERVING AS THE MEETING POINT FOR ALL ACTIVITIES
As its namesake implies, the Zambezi Deck provides sweeping views of the Zambezi River and the floodplain, with daily visits from elephants, buffalo, impala, waterbuck, warthogs and a variety of birds. Watch the wildlife from the swimming pool, while you’re having lunch or from one of the many lounging areas and take in the surrounding landscape. It’s not uncommon to get up close views of elephants drinking, bathing and crossing the Zambezi River to one of its many islands.
Mushika Deck
MUSHIKA DECK LIES AT THE FAR END OF THE BOARDWALK, OFFERING A SECLUDED AND QUIET SPOT TO REST AND RELAX
Home to Anabezi’s second swimming pool, the Mushika Deck offers a full bar and sweeping views of the Mushika River floodplain. A nearby watering hole attracts wildlife like resident elephants and buffalos, warthogs bathing in the mud, antelope and the Anabezi Troop of Baboons, making it an ideal spot for wildlife viewing.
