PUKU PAN LODGE
- Kafue National Park

All cottages are built along the river with views across its 200-meter expanse with hippo and crocodile visible throughout the day, and the hippos stroll through the lodge grounds during the night to graze further inland.

All cottages have verandas overlooking the river, electricity, and separate shower and/or bath and toilet, with plenty of hot water.

The cottages provide accommodation for 14 guests and are built of cement block and wood, and finished in local timber, thatch and mud daub.

The bar and dining areas overlook the river providing a spectacular view and there is a sheltered viewing area with comfortable seats on the swamp and pools at the back of the lodge.

Available accommodation are the double-roomed cottages and a campsite with shower and toilet block and a two storied viewing deck has been constructed down river from the lodge.

A family cottage for two couples plus children is available too.

The lodge is named after the puku, an antelope similar in size and behaviour to the impala but closely related to the lechwe.

Livingstone was the first white man to describe this antelope and he retained the name given to it by the people of the area.

Puku Pan Safari Lodge offers either full board and lodging or camping.