Chaminuka Game Reserve, located about 50 km northeast of Lusaka, is a private wildlife sanctuary established in 1979. Covering thousands of hectares, it is home to a variety of mammals, reptiles, and over 300 bird species. Visitors can spot lions, elephants, giraffes, zebras, buffaloes, and hyenas, among other animals, while exploring the reserve through guided game drives and walking safaris. The reserve also features a lodge overlooking Lake Chitoka, offering accommodation and local cuisine. Chaminuka is known for its blend of wildlife conservation, cultural heritage, and art collections, making it a key destination for those interested in Zambia's natural and artistic landscapes.
Don't support this, it's so wrong! Bad Karma will deal with those who think this is acceptable!
Felix Benthe
1
Reviewed: 2024-12-06
Wild animals are not meant to be close to people like that! It is just as horrible as riding elephants or „nursing lion cubs“!
I wish people would understand that this is the opposite of any conservation and absolutely not helpful in the cause of protecting any species!
Ankur Girdhar
4
Reviewed: 2023-05-03
Everything else was nice just that the approaching road was very bumpy for the last 12 kms of journey from Lusaka to Chaminuka. Perfect for a day outing, very peaceful place and lush green surroundings. Managed to get a slot for Cheetah walk, which was otherwise fully booked and they were turning people away.