Our hunting concession spans 25 Km of the Zambezi River, down stream, from the confluence of the Luangwa and Zambezi Rivers and 90 Km up the Luangwa, from the confluence. This is prime Hippo and Crocodile country, where both species are plentiful and the quality is exceptional. 14 Foot crocodiles are common (we were lucky to bag a 15ft Croc every year since 2003). We also had a 100% success rate on Hippo over this time. The abundance and quality of Crocs are second to none on this stretch of the Zambezi. Leopard and lion are plentiful and we have developed our hunting methods on these big cats over the last five seasons, to ensure our clients a good chance of success. We are situated in some of the best Buffalo country in the Zambezi Valley and we guarantee our clients an unforgettable Buff hunting experience. Our game management efforts over the past five years are bearing fruit and plains game like Kudu, Chobe Bushbuck, Roan Antelope and Sharps Grysbok, are plentiful. The quality of the Kudu and Bushbuck taken has been exceptional. We averaged 56" on Kudu in 2008 and 16 ¼" on Bushbuck. With abundant bird life, the atmosphere on the river is amazing. We also offer Tiger fishing and wing Shooting from this location, to make a visit to our Chawalo Safari Lodge on the Zambezi River an unforgettable experience.
Malaria precautions should be taken by every visitor to this area. Topography is typically Mountainous Bushveld.

Chawalo Safari Camp is situated on the Northern bank of the Mighty Zambezi River, 15km East (down stream) from the district capital of Zumbo. Zumbo is on the confluence of the Zambezi and the Luangwa Rivers. The concession runs 90km north up the Luangwa River from the confluence and 25km east down the Zambezi. The total area is approximately 334 000 hectares.

The lodge is built on the bank of the Zambezi, with a rare view of the river and the valley stretching up stream for about 30km. Accommodation is in traditional thatched chalets with on suite bathrooms and beds are equipped with mosquito nets. Seven chalets are available and the swimming pool offers a welcome alternative in the warmer months, where visitors can cool down, relax and enjoy the magnificent view.

Meals and drinks are enjoyed at the central dining room or around the fire at the "Braai". All game collected is utilized in the kitchen and our cook, with her support team will prepare delicacies like Hippo stew and Elephant pies. Cool drinks, red and white wine and local Mozambique and Zambian beers are included. Specialties can be imported by prior arrangement.