ABOUT THE LOCATION
About Mozambique's Lugenda Wilderness Camp
Located close to the Tanzanian border in far northern Mozambique, the greater Niassa Reserve is an untouched and virtually undiscovered wilderness area 42 000 square kilometres in extent. Lugenda Wilderness Camp is situated within this pristine wildlife area on the eastern bank of the Lugenda River amongst the towering Ngalongue Mountains of Mozambique.
How to get to Lugenda Wilderness Camp
- Lugenda Wilderness Camp has its own airstrip with fly-in access from
Pemba International Airport (Scheduled flights to Pemba can be booked
with Airlink and LAM - Mozambique Airlines)
- Scheduled transfers to Lugenda Wilderness Camp from Pemba Airport
are operated via light aircraft transfer by CFA Air Charters (duration: +/- 90 minutes)
- For any flights arriving in Pemba after 14h00, guests need to overnight in Pemba, and will be transferred to Lugenda the following morning
- Due to the use of light aircraft for your scheduled transfer, you are requested to limit your luggage to a MAXIMUM OF 15KG and to utilise SOFT LUGGAGE CARRIERS. Failure to do so may result in luggage arrival being delayed and / or incurring penalties
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OUR PRISTINE LOCATION
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ABOUT NISSA
About Niassa National Reserve - Mozambique
The largest conservation area in Mozambique, the Niassa Reserve covers parts of Cabo Delgado Province and nearly one third of Niassa Province and is twice the size of the world-famous Kruger National Park. This huge wilderness preserve covering 42 000 square kilometers is only just being discovered and contains by far the greatest concentration of wildlife in the country.
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ABOUT MOZAMBQUE
Mozambique beckons the discerning traveler with exotic, palm-lined beaches and world-class diving and fishing. With its 2 500 km coastline fringed by one of the most extensive coral reefs in the world, it offers natural splendour and an underwater spectacle that is hard to match.
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