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Shoebill Island Camp
Shoebill Island Camp
Shoebill Island Camp
Shoebill Island Camp
Shoebill Island Camp
Shoebill Island Camp
Shoebill Island Camp
Shoebill Island Camp
Shoebill Island Camp
Shoebill Island Camp
Shoebill Island Camp
Shoebill Island Camp
Shoebill Island Camp
Shoebill Island Camp

Shoebill Island Camp


11°57’4.9"S 30°14’14.9"E

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Shoebill Island Camp is situated on the edge of the Bangweulu Wetlands.
There are six simple tents...
... and three reed and thatch chalets.
Inside the tents are simple with a bed covered in a mosquito net...
... shelves to store clothing...
... and a table with a candle, matches and drinking water.
Through a flap at the back of the tent is the bathroom.
Each tent has a bucket shower and flush toilet divided by a reed wall...
... and a basin on a stand with a cold water tap. Hot water is brought to you every morning.
The enclosed main area...
... serves as the dining area...
... as well as the lounge.
Take a game drive to see herds of buffalo or the endemic black lechwe...
... or a boat into the wetlands where you can see local fisherman out on the water.
However most people come to this area to see the prehistoric looking shoebill.
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Shoebill Island Camp is situated on the edge of the Bangweulu Wetlands.
Shoebill Island Camp is situated on the edge of the Bangweulu Wetlands.
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There are six simple tents...
There are six simple tents...
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... and three reed and thatch chalets.
... and three reed and thatch chalets.
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Inside the tents are simple with a bed covered in a mosquito net...
Inside the tents are simple with a bed covered in a mosquito net...
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... shelves to store clothing...
... shelves to store clothing...
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... and a table with a candle, matches and drinking water.
... and a table with a candle, matches and drinking water.
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Through a flap at the back of the tent is the bathroom.
Through a flap at the back of the tent is the bathroom.
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Each tent has a bucket shower and flush toilet divided by a reed wall...
Each tent has a bucket shower and flush toilet divided by a reed wall...
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... and a basin on a stand with a cold water tap. Hot water is brought to you every morning.
... and a basin on a stand with a cold water tap. Hot water is brought to you every morning.
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The enclosed main area...
The enclosed main area...
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... serves as the dining area...
... serves as the dining area...
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... as well as the lounge.
... as well as the lounge.
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Take a game drive to see herds of buffalo or the endemic black lechwe...
Take a game drive to see herds of buffalo or the endemic black lechwe...
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... or a boat into the wetlands where you can see local fisherman out on the water.
... or a boat into the wetlands where you can see local fisherman out on the water.
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However most people come to this area to see the prehistoric looking shoebill.
However most people come to this area to see the prehistoric looking shoebill.

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