The discerning traveller will find Anabezi – the stunning luxury tented camp and one of Lower Zambezi’s premium safari experiences, stretched under the shade of a winterthorn grove at the edge of the Zambezi floodplain. Situated on a ridge above the river, our twelve extensive and beautifully designed tents are connected by raised walkways, so that the game is free to pass in and out of camp, affording you unparalleled sightings from the comfort of your room or the main area. Each tent has an indoor bathroom and outside shower, in addition to a private plunge pool. With two spacious and comfortable decks boasting views of the Zambezi or the Mushika riverbed and waterhole, there are endless possibilities to relax and enjoy the magic of the river and wildlife. From fishing to canoeing and boat cruises, walking to game drives and birding, guided by an exceptional and knowledgeable team, we aim to give each and every guest a unique experience, entirely catered to their needs and ease, with superior service and award winning cuisine just a half hour’s flight from Lusaka.

The name Anabezi is derived from the camp being situated on the Zambezi River and the many Ana Trees or Winter Thorns (Faidherbia albida) that surround the camp. These winterthorns drop corn yellow pods which attract a wide variety of animals to the area including many elephants, buffalo, and a variety of antelopea welcome sight in the camp.

Anabezi is built on the grounds of the old Ana Tree Lodge in the Lower Zambezi National Park. The camp is situated furthest in the park, thus offering great game viewing and exclusivity.

Walking Safaris, Canoeing Safaris, day and night drive safaris. All safaris are taken by our well qualified, knowledgeable guides. The camps are equipped with game vehicles that seat 4 guests. The seats are interchangeable to seat 4, 6 or 9 guests accommodating group bookings. Guides may end off the guests' safaris with a refreshment as they watch the African sunset.

Anabezi has a resident Leopard who is spotted walking through the camp every 3 to 4 days. Lions and the endangered Wild Dogs species have also been seen in and around the area of Anabezi.

The National Park boasts some 500 different bird species, herds of buffalo, elephant, a wide variety of antelope and many smaller mammals including honey badger, porcupine, aardvark and even pangolin.