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Nsefu Camp is the third and latest camp of Robin Pope Safaris. Although new for Robin Pope Safaris, it is the oldest camp in Zambia having originally been built in 1952 by Norman Carr and is now a national monument. It was completely rebuilt in 1999 using some of the original foundations and following a similar design. It is situated on a sweeping bend on the Luangwa River 12km north of Tena Tena on what must be one of the most beautiful sites in the park. The accommodation is in thatched rondavels but the originals have been extended so each has its own balcony with views over the river and ensuite bathrooms. One criticism is that the rondavels are a little close to each other, but because of the necessity to rebuild on much of the original site this was something that could not be avoided. The food and guiding, like all Robin Pope Safaris operations, are excellent.
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