This camp can accommodate 06 guests and 02 guide/pilot/tour leaders, subject to concession numbers and/or concession availability.

03 x Tents in total comprising:

• 03 x twin-bedded canvas tents each with two three quarter beds. Plus guide/pilot/tour leader accommodation comprising

• 01 x twin-bedded tented tent with two three quarter beds and shared en-suite facilities (of the same standard as guest tent). Number of Tents – Sole Use Rate Basis This camp can accommodate 08 guests and 0 guide/pilot/tour leaders
• subject to concession numbers and/or concession availability.

04 x Tents in total comprising:

• 04 x twin-bedded canvas tents each with two three quarter beds. The guide/pilot/tour leader accommodation is converted into a fourth guest tent. E&OE Page 3 of 3 13 February 2018 Tent Description

• Canvas tented accommodation on low wooden decks
• with sandy pathways linking the tents to the main areas.

• Each tent comprises en-suite facilities with double vanity basin
• a writing desk and chair
• electronic safe
• tea and coffee making facilities (hot water will be provided in the mornings)
• charging station
• luggage rack
• and small veranda.

• No air-conditioning
• however
• a ceiling fan is fitted in each of the tent.

• Amenities include; bathrobes
• liquid soap
• shampoo and conditioner
• body lotion
• insect repellent
• shower caps
• vanity kit with two cotton tipped swabs and cotton balls
• tissue dispenser
• washing powder (for smalls)
• umbrella
• room spray and a mosquito coil are supplied in each tent.

• During winter hot water bottles and extra blankets are provided.

• Accommodation

• All meals

• Twice daily scheduled camp activities

• Park fees

• All local drinks

• Laundry

• Pool in main area.

• Lounge/dining and bar areas under canvas and on a raised wooden deck overlooking the Zambezi River.

• Guest toilet in main area.

Day and night drives in 05 x 7-seater open Toyota Hilux each accommodating a maximum of 07 guests allowing each guest an outside seat. Hot water bottles, blankets and lined ponchos are provided on game drives – during winter months and on early mornings.

• Private activities available on request (subject to availability and shared with Little Ruckomechi. Additional costs applicable).

• Water-based activities in 02 x 8-seater pontoon
• 01 x 4-seater speed boat and 05 x 2-seater canoes (shared with Little Ruckomechi) and 01 x 9-seater (03 x bench seats) Pelican boat for transfers.

Fishing is possible on a catch and release basis from the bank or by boat. For those guests interested in leisure fishing, we include this as a standard camp activity at no extra cost, dependent on boat availability and/or guest numbers. The camp has some basic fishing tackle available – rods/reels/line/sinkers/hooks/steel trace as well as worms – which can be used to fish for bream, barbell, and tigerfish. We do not stock any fly fishing equipment and for serious fishermen requiring sole use of a boat, per hour cost (subject to change) will be levied, payable direct. Do bear in mind however, that our priority for the camp boats is game viewing activities for our guests.

• Birding
• The multiplicity of birdlife in the area includes three-banded courser
• western banded snake-eagle
• Arnot’s chat
• greencapped eremomela
• African golden oriole
• Lilian’s lovebird
• Böhm’s spinetail and Meve’s starling.

• Guided nature walks.

• Star bed at Parachute Pan (weather permitting). Parachute Pan is a large natural pan on the edge of the Zambezi floodplain approximately 400 metres from camp. Sleep-outs for a maximum of two guests are possible. The platform is equipped with a mosquito net and 2 x three-quarter beds which can be set up as 1 x king-size bed or 2 x three quarter beds. Guests are accompanied by a guide who sleeps in a tent nearby. In addition camp can arrange breakfast or dinner at the platform.

• Stargazing with a laser pointer.

• River cruise (usually sunset cruise). Cruises down this stretch of the Zambezi River are in nine-seater pontoons or in a sixseater speed boat. Canoes are a more adventurous option to see the large numbers of waterbirds and other wildlife that are attracted to the river and seasonal pans.