Leopard Lodge

27/07/2021

Helping our community, a friends cultural wedding, a bush laundry, beating the icy cold, the barter system good and well. Helping our community Water in our area is a major issue for all our surrounding subsistence farmers. They generally have to take their donkey carts many a mile to fill 25l containers. Supplying water to their livestock and for their own use they go through about 20 containers a day....

Helping our community, a friends cultural wedding, a bush laundry, beating the icy cold, the barter system good and well. Helping our community Water in our area is a major issue for all our surrou…

30/12/2016

23/12/2016

Happy Christmas to everyone, and may 2017 be a fantastic year!!

10/06/2016

18/05/2016

Latest Guest comments:

23 – 25th April 2016: Thank you so much for a wonderful stay

Thank you so much for a wonderful stay and for making the kids so welcome. Sonja loved the bedtime stories.

See you again soon.

Peter, Brenda, Sonja and Henry Hornsby, Solwezi

18 -22nd April 2016: Such a pleasure to be here

Thank you Elize and team for the warm friendly welcome to Leopard-lodge. We will remember the stay under the full moon, the fire, braais and dinner at the lapa. Not forgetting “Max” the hippo grazing a short distance away.

Thank you Reuben for being an excellent fishing guide and the good company with your giggling infectious laugh. Your skills putting worms on the hook are commendable

We spotted the lions on our last night’s stay by following the spoor in the morning.

To all the guides and staff, Jo, David and Reuben thank you for wonderful stay.

May God Bless you all.

Stan & Tina Render Hartbeespoort SA, Radie & Essie Stucki Lusaka

18/05/2016

We are back after the rainy season. On our arrival the roads were still very wet, the bush was still thick and lush and the grass green and tall. Ever since our return we have had an elephant around the Chalets and in the Lodge grounds. Our resident hippo, Max, has not moved away and as always he waits until the sun sets before he makes his appearance on the lawn but he also likes to graze around the chalets where the grass is shorter. [ 228 more words. ]

https://leopardlodge.wordpress.com/2016/05/18/rangers-diary-12th-april-5th-may-2016

  We are back after the rainy season. On our arrival the roads were still very wet, the bush was still thick and lush and the grass green and tall. Ever since our return we have had an elephan…

30/12/2015

May you have a wonderful 2016

13/11/2015

Green Season Special

Already the bush is beginning to change and when the rains start the Kafue is transformed into a lush green wonderland. The trees get thick with new leaves, and their flowers release a wonderful perfume.

Migrant birds return to utilise this abundance of food and in some cases to breed, making this a haven for birders. Fishing is also excellent and the animals are giving birth, making it far easier for the predators.

This season is full of new life and stunningly beautiful; an experience not to be missed.

Hence to give you no excuse to witness all these pleasures we are running a special:

From the 24 November: US175 per person per night

This includes:
Coffee, tea, rusks and cereals early
Brunch and dinner
Coffee, tea & juices throughout the day
2 activities per day

Please note: If we experience high seasonal rainfall, activities may be limited to boat cruises and fishing (bring your own fishing tackle and bait). Hence the above rate does not include Park fees.


Don't miss out - book now
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13/11/2015

Festive Season Special

Remember we are open for the first time over the festive season.

To make this Christmas and New Year even more special we are running amazing packages:

Christmas Package: 24th, 25th and 26th December

New Year's Eve Package: 31st December, 1st and 2nd January

3 nights for only US$ 480.00 per person (US$160 per day).
Children between 2 – 14 at US$ 375.00

This includes:
Coffee, tea, rusks and cereals early
Brunch and dinner
Coffee, tea & juices throughout the day
2 activities per day
Please note: If we experience high seasonal rainfall, activities may be limited to boat cruises and fishing (bring your own fishing tackle and bait). Hence the above rate does not include Park fees.

Don't miss out - book now

[email protected]

23/10/2015

Photos corresponding to our last rangers diary

21/10/2015

The last two months has been very windy and now most of the trees have finally lost all their leaves, making game viewing exceptionally good. Towards the end of September some trees, such as the Pink Jacaranda, started to bloom, giving a pleasant fragrance around camp. The lodge grounds are full of lion or leopard tracks every morning and their roars and growls can also be heard at night. [ 408 more words. ]

https://leopardlodge.wordpress.com/2015/10/21/rangers-report-august-september-2015/

The last two months has been very windy and now most of the trees have finally lost all their leaves, making game viewing exceptionally good. Towards the end of September some trees, such as the Pi...