We spent 4 nights at Potato Bush having returned a week ago and could honestly hop back in a plane a return immediately. The camp has thought of everything and ensure that whatever they do and offer is at its absolute best. The team looking after you become mates as its very exclusive with only 4 rooms. Charles, Faith, Brian and Ryan our guide could not do enough for us and remembered all the little idiosyncrasies of our group . A very memorable experience was lunch on the river on a sand bank where an elephant wandered over and joined in for a photo shoot. The suites are exceptionally spacious and comfortable with the win being the plunge pool. It certainly gets well used in escaping the searing heat. The only draw back for me, if any, would be the water pressure. The double shower does become a challenge when both in use. From a food perspective I was amazed at the array and quality of fresh product on offer and was most impressed with all mealtimes. Getting food there must be a logistical nightmare. Potato Bush gets our vote for Top resort on the Lower Zambezi.

My husband and I planned a two week safari in Zambia for our honeymoon. We went to south Luangwa, lower Zambezi and Livingstone, all of which was organized by Extraordinary Journeys. It was the most amazing trip of our lives!

We had a delightful time at Potato Bush Camp. Our room was very spacious and luxurious. My husband and I had just spent a week in the south luangwa national park and were delighted to stay in such luxurious accommodations at Potato Bush, while still being in "the bush." We loved using the plunge pool to cool off; we used it every day and would watch the elephants roaming in the distance. Ryan was our guide and his knowledge of the animals and the land was incredibly vast. What we loved most about Potato Bush was the number of different activities we could do each day. We were there for 3 days and went on a walking safari, took a canoe trip down the river, went fishing, and went on multiple game drives. The staff was great about accommodating whatever we wanted to do. We would love to come back to Potato Bush one day, maybe with our future family!

This was our first time to Lower Zambezi national park, but our second time through Zambia. We spent 5 nights at Potato Bush and 2 nights at the sister camp of Sausage Tree. In short, our experience was incredible. We're somewhat experienced safari goers, so on our first game drive we were highly impressed to see 2 separate leopard sightings, 1 lioness with her 3 cubs, and 1 roaring male lion about 5 ft from our vehicle. We didn't go a day without seeing a leopard, and saw lions on multiple occasions. We choose the Potato Bush camp for its intimacy as we go on safari to get away from it all, and we were rewarded; the camp was full when we got there but for the next 4 nights we had the camp to ourselves. The tents are massive and the personal plunge pool is a life saver during the heat of the day. The staff went out of their way to make our stay memorable and they succeeded, we had a private dinner on the shore of Zambezi as well as a bush dinner in the middle of the park that will go down as one of my best experiences ever. Our guide Charles was fantastic and is clearly highly experienced. If you're looking for an authentic safari experience coupled with comfort and luxury in the wild of Africa , this is the place.