"Nature does not hurry, yet everything is accomplished" - Lou Tzu
Welcome to Redcliff
Welcome to Redcliff, a hidden gem nestled in the unspoiled African wilderness, located approximately four hours away from Lusaka on the stunning Zambezi River, the fourth largest river in Africa. Our lodge is named after the magnificent red-coloured cliffs that face it, providing a breathtaking backdrop for your stay.
At Redcliff, we pride ourselves on offering exceptional service and a serene setting, making us the perfect destination for your next African river adventure. Whether you’re seeking an adrenaline-fueled outdoor adventure or a peaceful retreat, our lodge has something for everyone. Come and experience the natural beauty and warm hospitality of Redcliff.
As soon as you arrive, you will be welcomed by our friendly staff, who will ensure that your stay with us is comfortable and enjoyable. From comfortable accommodation to delicious meals, our team is dedicated to making your experience unforgettable.
At Redcliff, you can enjoy a range of exciting activities, including sport fishing, bird watching, game viewing, and river safaris. Or simply relax and soak up the stunning surroundings, listen to the sounds of the African wilderness, and watch the Zambezi River flow by.
We invite you to come and discover Redcliff for yourself. Book your stay with us today and experience the magic of this hidden haven in the heart of Africa
Lower Zambezi
Redcliff Lodge graces the periphery of the Lower Zambezi National Park, nestled within the embrace of the majestic Mpata Gorge.
The Lower Zambezi National Park, situated in the southeastern part of Zambia, earned its designation as a national park in 1983. Prior to this, it served as the private reserve of Zambia’s president, safeguarding its wilderness from the bustling footprints of mass tourism.
Shielded from exploitation by its private status, the park has retained its pristine allure, fostering a haven for wildlife. Thanks to stringent measures such as the CITES ban on ivory trade and vigilant patrols conducted by ZAWA teams, notably the park’s elephant population, the ecosystem has flourished with remarkable stability.
The sanctuary extends beyond the park’s boundaries, enveloping the entire region in a tapestry of wilderness. Across the Zambezi River lies Zimbabwe’s renowned Mana Pools National Park, while the park itself is encircled by a vast game management area (GMA). With no physical barriers between the park and the GMA, wildlife roams freely, painting a picture of unbridled natural harmony.
What sets the Lower Zambezi Park and its surrounding GMA apart is its remoteness. With unpaved roads, ensuring encounters with other safari vehicles are rare. Amidst this tranquil setting, under the cloak of a night sky undisturbed by light pollution, one can revel in the awe-inspiring spectacle of a star-studded canopy, including breathtaking views of the Milky Way.
