Sausage Tree Camp

Nous avons passé un incroyable moment dans le parc du Lower Zambezi au Sausage tree camp. Les chambres et les parties communes sont incroyables, tout est très propre et le personnel est au petit soin. Les activités sont variées et les guides très bien informés. Mention spécial pour les massages très bien réalisés ! Merci pour tout

We stayed at Sausage Tree for three nights from 18th April, it was really fantastic !! The hospitality of the staff was of a very high standard and the games drives have been really great. The lodge is located on the river Zambezi, each lodge has a private swimming pool, very luxurious to relax in the afternoon. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are of a high quality and there is plenty of choice. We were also treated to a number of culinary surprises, very nice. The hospitality of the staff is of a very high level, very friendly and focused on ensuring that every guest has a good stay. Every morning we were woken up early to go on a game drive with our ranger Henri. Henri is very accessible and has a lot of knowledge of the area and nature. We made beautiful game drives and saw a lot of wild animals, such as wild dogs, elephants, lions and much more, too many to mention. Sausage Tree has exceeded our expectations and is highly recommended!!

If you are looking for a high end eco-experience combined with beautiful accommodations look no further. It is well worth every dollar. All staff are excellent and unobtrusive. Outstanding guides and trackers will give you remarkable opportunities to view wildlife. Beside the game drives your outings can include walking safaris and boating safaris. The setting by the river creates a superb dining experience that can include viewing hippos, crocodiles, elephants, and Cape Buffalo as you take in the scenery.

Absolutely fantastic can’t wait to go back. The best safari camp we have been to. Everything was stunning, spectacular from the staff to the lodging, the food and the atmosphere. We were there 5 nights and each day was something different with different surprises (will not let you into the secrets). Would 100% recommend although is pricey we were not disappointed

This camp is in a wonderful setting on the Zambezi. The accommodation is spacious with living and bedroom areas. We had a lovely deck with plunge pool. The service at this camp is outstanding, nothing is too much trouble for any of the staff - they are all friendly and welcoming. We had our own nominated member of staff looking after us and he quickly got to know our likes, woke us up with tea in the morning and generally looked after us - this really made the service very special. The guiding was excellent and the food was very good with plenty of menu choice. We have stayed at a few camps now and this one has topped our list. We had a fabulous time here.

Out of the 5 locations we stayed in Southern Africa (4 countries), this was far and away the most special one. To arrive by boat, take a jeep (spotting a leopard hunting along the way), take a boat (past loads of hippo, elephants, crocs and birds) to arrive at what very well may be heaven on earth. The staff made our stay incredibly special; they are simply the best. We felt so catered to - like something out of a movie. The food and the drink were spectacular, starting with coffee, juice and granola bites being delivered with our wake up call at 5:30, to breakfast at 6, to yummy lunches, teas, sundowners and dinners - you will certainly be well fed!! The grounds and "tents" are spectacular. We were amazed by the efforts to be sustainable, while still enjoying many comforts (a new gym to work off all that food and "air conditioning" above our bed (the only camp to have such a contraption, but oh did it ever make a difference!). We went fishing twice. While we didn't catch anything, the view from the water (the sunsets!!) were fabulous (as was our fishing guide). We got up one morning to look for wild dogs. We didn't see them, but we never felt disappointed - not for a moment. We saw loads of animals (lions, leopards, baboons, hippo, giraffe, elephants (including a poor 3 legged baby), birds, etc. The topography of this area was by far the most breathtaking we encountered. The Lower Zambezi is simply magical and not to be missed. Do not hesitate to book a trip here. I only wish we could return every year.