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Tena Tena Camp![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Tena Tena - meaning 'temporary home' - is the flagship camp for the highly acclaimed Robin Pope Safaris. The camp is located on a wide sweep of the meandering Luangwa River, in the quiet Nsefu sector of the Park. The camp is set high on the banks of the river, near the spectacular Buca Buca lagoon.
The South Luangwa is Zambia's premier National Park, and is home to over 100 species of mammal, two of which - Thornicroft's Giraffe and Cookson's Wildebeest - are found only in the Luangwa Valley. The very life-blood of the park is the perennial Luangwa River and its many oxbow lagoons, which ensure that there is always water to support the animals and vegetation.
Apart from being well removed from the busier Mfuwe sector of the park, one of the great highlights of the Nsefu sector is the abundance of 'Luangwa Wafwas' (literally 'dead Luangwas'). These are dried out oxbow lakes that have been replaced by lush grasslands, and attract game in large numbers. This sector of the park is famous for its concentrations of plains game (which in turn attract predators), especially huge herds of buffalo that move around in the area.
Activities at Tena Tena center around this abundance of game, and guests are offered the opportunity to enjoy game-viewing from open safari vehicles (both day and night drives are conducted), as well as game walks with a qualified guide and highly experienced game scout. The camp is located along a very game-rich stretch of the Luangwa River, and there is always game in the vicinity of the camp - especially elephant and buffalo.
For its all-round strengths - secluded location, style, and game-viewing, Tena Tena has an enviable reputation among Zambian safari camps. In fact, the Times of London reports that "Tena Tena is altogether beyond superlatives and must be one of the best safari camps in the whole of Africa."
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For more information about Tena Tena Camp call toll-free: 888.227.8311 or email us for Information ![]()
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