SHOEBILL ISLAND CAMP
- Bengweulu Floodplains

With panoramic views over the swamps, Shoebill Island Camp takes its name from the breed of storks that can usually be seen nearby.

The camp offers accommodation in safari tents under thatch roofs and in reed cottages. Each has two beds, an en suite shower and flush toilet.

Shoebill Island is intended mainly for the international guests but also welcomes local or regional visitors. There is a campsite nearby for those traveling on a tighter budget.

Shoebill Island is intended mainly for the international guests but also welcomes local or regional visitors.

There is a campsite nearby for those traveling on a tighter budget.

Boating can be arranged in banana boats or dug out canoes. March and April offer an amazing water wilderness for the adventurous.

The main season is from May to August, while September to November offers great birding, but perhaps no Shoebill sightings.

Shoebill Camp is managed by the Kasanka Trust. Visitors can be taken on to Shoebill from Kasanka by road or charter flight. Arrangements can be made for research groups.